I created an XMLList from an xml string called XMLDoc. I set the dataProvider of the tree with the XMLList then did this:
tree.expandItem(XMLDoc.children().parent(), true);
That essentially did what you're trying to do. it's using the root node of the XMLList object
JG
On 6/4/06,
Carlos Rovira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi I'm using the following function to expand all nodes in a tree:
private function expandTree():void {
expandChildrenOf(firstVisibleItem, true);
}
But this function fails if one intermediate node has: isBranch="true"
<node label="somelabel" isBranch="true"/>
In this way the function stop working and don't open the following nodes
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