<tag att1="v1" att2="v2"/>
and the output will be blank... but if you do
<tag att1="v1" att2="v2"/>
<tag att1="v3" att2="v4"/>
the output is going to be
<tag att1="v1" att2="v2"/>
<tag att1="v3" att2="v4"/>
simply because it's not a root node because there are 2 of them... just put the 1 tag in and it will make that the root node inside the variable.
Read the documentation about XML
if you do this
var my_xml:XML = <tag att1="v1" att2="v2"/><tag att1="v3" att2="v4"/>;
you can access those tags by simply doing "my_xml.tag" and to access the attributes you do "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"... however if you do
var my_xml:XML = <tag att1="v1" att2="v2"/>;
it will make that the root node and "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" will not work instead you do "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
again like I said :p .... Read the documentation about XML
On 05/08/06, Rick Root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
sinatosk wrote:
>
> hmm... that shouldn't happen... so I'm gonna guessing it's something to
> do with the way you coded it. Can you post the code that outputs the
> text to the textarea? if so... post it please
Right click on the flex app and view source.
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