I believe the entire thing has to be inside the CDATA.
var xmlRecord = new XML("<![CDATA[<html>" + "some arbitrary string" +
"</html>]]>");
Charles P.
On 6/20/07, Andrew Sinning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How can I "load in a schema that has a CDATA node" if AS2 doesn't
support it? Where do I get the valid schema?
In theory, the following is creating an xml object with a CDATA node,
but it doesn't appear to work:
var xmlRecord = new XML("<html><![CDATA[" + "some arbitrary string" +
"]]></html>");
var child = xmlRecord.firstChild;
trace("nodeType :"+child.nodeType);
trace("nodeName :"+child.nodeName);
trace("nodeValue :"+child.nodeValue);
/*
ouput:
nodeType :1
nodeName :html
nodeValue :null
*/
David Ngo wrote:
>AS2 will not support CDATA nodes. You should load in a schema that has a
>CDATA node first, then use that schema to write your text nodes to the
CDATA
>node and pass the instance of the schema w/ the CDATA intact. I've had to
>use this work-around for another project I worked on a year ago.
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