Hi Neil, Comments below.
--- Neil Deakin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Eric H. Jung wrote: > > I do have the node in a sequence. Is that what you mean by placeholder? > > > > > I'm not clear what it is you are trying to display. Are you trying to > display the first item in the sequence, or just an item with a > particular known name? > I am trying to display an item with a particular known name in a sequence. I don't know the sequence name, but can probably determine that through the DOM API or other means. > Your example seems to want to use "rdf:#$imX6r" but that is the way that > Mozilla identifies anonymous resources, so you can't be using it since > it will be different every time. So you must be using some algorithm to > determine this resource, and I'm not sure what. > Right. The name does varies. I hardcoded "rdf:#$imX6r" just to see how the tree would look. In reality, I'll be using the DOM to set that attribute at runtime (or use a more advanced template as Phil and Nickolay suggested). The algorithm I use to determine which resource name to use is probably not relevant, but if you care: all the resource names are cached in an associative array at startup. One of the array properties is a URL (which is also specified in the RDF). When a user navigates to a URL which matches one in the associative array, I want to display the <tree/> xul showing him the match and all its properties. > / Neil > > _______________________________________________ > Project_owners mailing list > [email protected] > http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/project_owners > _______________________________________________ Project_owners mailing list [email protected] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/project_owners
