Hmmmm Let's try again :)
<item id="0006" name="ASSY, SPLIT CLUTCH COVER"> <item id="0001" name="SPLIT CLUTCH COVER"> <item id="0001" name="CLUTCH COVER MACH."> <item id="0001" name="CLUTCH COVER WELDMENT"> <item id="0001" name="HR PLATE"> <item id="0010" name="PLATE(A572-50)"/> </item> <item id="0002" name="TUBING"> <item id="0001" name="15X13-1/2 TUBING C1026"/> </item> <item id="0003" name="PLATE"> <item id="0010" name="PLATE(A572-50)"/> </item> <item id="0004" name="END TUBE"> <item id="0001" name="PLATE(A572-50)"/> </item> <item id="0005" name="END PLATE"> <item id="0001" name="PLATE(A572-50)"/> </item> </item> </item> </item> I removed some of the extra attributes to get it to format correctly. Hopefully this works. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Tracy Spratt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Is there anyway to post that xml so it stays formatted? I really do not > like that part of the new yahoo groups. > > Tracy > > > > ________________________________ > > From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of wayneposner > Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 2:44 PM > To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [flexcoders] Building "flat" data object based on XML file with > complicated structure > > > > Howdy all!! > > Take the following blurb of XML: > > <item id="0006" qty="2.000" uom="EA" matnr="347565" > bismt="DBT347565" name="ASSY, SPLIT CLUTCH COVER" hasBom="X" > path="pdf/347565.pdf" image="pdf/thumbnails/347565.jpg"> > <item id="0001" qty="1.000" uom="EA" matnr="347564" > bismt="DBT347564" name="SPLIT CLUTCH COVER" hasBom="X" > path="pdf/347564.pdf" image="pdf/thumbnails/347564.jpg"> > <item id="0001" qty="1.000" uom="EA" matnr="313551" > bismt="DBT313551" name="CLUTCH COVER MACH." hasBom="X" > path="pdf/313551.pdf" image="pdf/thumbnails/313551.jpg"> > <item id="0001" qty="1.000" uom="EA" matnr="313552" > bismt="DBT313552" name="CLUTCH COVER WELDMENT" hasBom="X" > path="pdf/313552.pdf" image="pdf/thumbnails/313552.jpg"> > <item id="0001" qty="1.000" uom="EA" matnr="169902" > bismt="J-548F613MK002" name="HR PLATE" hasBom="X" > path="pdf/169902.pdf" image="pdf/thumbnails/169902.jpg"> > <item id="0010" qty="2.000" uom="FT2" matnr="131877" > bismt="0000 008 302 72 61" name="PLATE(A572-50)1.00"" > hasBom=""/> > </item> > <item id="0002" qty="1.000" uom="EA" matnr="313554" > bismt="DBT313554" name="TUBING" hasBom="X" path="pdf/313554.pdf" > image="pdf/thumbnails/313554.jpg"> > <item id="0001" qty="0.660" uom="IN" matnr="169626" > bismt="J-294-07-026" name="15X13-1/2 TUBING C1026" hasBom=""/> > </item> > <item id="0003" qty="1.000" uom="EA" matnr="169903" > bismt="J-548F613MK003" name="PLATE" hasBom="X" path="pdf/169903.pdf" > image="pdf/thumbnails/169903.jpg"> > <item id="0010" qty="1.200" uom="FT2" matnr="131872" > bismt="0000 008 302 72 55" name="PLATE(A572-50).50"" hasBom=""/> > </item> > <item id="0004" qty="1.000" uom="EA" matnr="313556" > bismt="DBT313556" name="END TUBE" hasBom="X" path="pdf/313556.pdf" > image="pdf/thumbnails/313556.jpg"> > <item id="0001" qty="0.800" uom="FT2" matnr="131883" > bismt="0000 008 302 72 67" name="PLATE(A572-50)1.50"" > hasBom=""/> > </item> > <item id="0005" qty="1.000" uom="EA" matnr="313557" > bismt="DBT313557" name="END PLATE" hasBom="X" path="pdf/313557.pdf" > image="pdf/thumbnails/313557.jpg"> > <item id="0001" qty="0.600" uom="FT2" matnr="131872" > bismt="0000 008 302 72 55" name="PLATE(A572-50).50"" hasBom=""/> > </item> > </item> > </item> > </item> > > I've been trying to build an array of objects of it and flatten it > down so that each item node would simply be an entry in the array. > If I use a recursive function, I only get the deepest node > returned. If I use the "for each (var prop:XML in myXML.item)" loop > I only get the children of the root and not the grandchildren. How > do I get EVERY node??? > > Thanks! > > Wayne > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Great things are happening at Yahoo! Groups. See the new email design. http://us.click.yahoo.com/TISQkA/hOaOAA/yQLSAA/nhFolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> -- Flexcoders Mailing List FAQ: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/files/flexcodersFAQ.txt Search Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/