[flexcoders] Re: major filtering of arrayCollection problem - help please
Imagine 1,2,10,23. If you try and match 3, you will find it even
though it's just the 3 in 23. It might be better to do a more
advanced regular expressions test.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got it -
if (item.serviceLine.indexOf(checkBox.data) != -1){
isMatch = true;
}...
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Mark pusateri02@ wrote:
I'm using a filterFuction filtering a few different fields. So
far
so good, but I've been filtering on exact matches. How can I
expand
that to search for LIKE or INCLUDES matchs, or something like
that.
Here's what I have -
5 check boxes for the filter of one of the fields - lets say ( 1,
2,
3, 4, 5)
My XML (arrayCollection) field had at one time, only 1 or 2 or 3,
etc.
Now they want it to include more than just one, so that field can
look like more like -
1
1,2
2,4
2,3,4
1,2,3,4,5
...
So right now my filter is -
if (item.serviceLine == checkBox.data){
isMatch = true;
}...
This would never return anything other than the check box marked
with the exact single value.
How can I expand on this? I't still early in the game so I can
adjust the XML as needed if that works best.
Help,
Mark
[flexcoders] Re: CData inside XML object
Ignoring whitespace isn't a good option, because my server-side
program doesn't ignore whitespace.
The script you wrote causes a parse error, because the script itself
is in a CDATA section.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Freiman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Look at XML.ignoreWhitespace (
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/201/langref/XML.html).
Also, would think you would be able to create a cdata node by doing
something like this:
var cdata:XML = new XML(![CDATA[ + s + ]]);
- Dan Freiman
On 9/7/07, discoguy77 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am saving some text from a string into a XML element.
For example:
var s:String = Hello ;
var xml:XML = root{s}/root;
I would like the following to happen:
trace(xml); // prints Hello (without quotes)
Unfortunately, E4X trims the whitespace. I would like my XML
object
to be root![CDATA[{s}]]/root so that the space (maybe?)
wouldn't be trimmed, but I cannot use a CDATA block since it
occurs
inside a mx:Script![CDATA[ ... ]]/mx:Script already.
Is there a way to add a CDATA block to an E4X XML object?
P.S. As a workaround, I can escape() the string before adding it,
and unescape() afterwards, but this seems ugly and loses the
human-
readability.
[flexcoders] Re: CData inside XML object
Wow, don't I feel like an idiot for missing that one. I'll give it a
try. Thanks!
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Freiman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
var cdata:XML = new XML(![CDATA[ + s + ]+]);
On 9/12/07, discoguy77 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ignoring whitespace isn't a good option, because my server-side
program doesn't ignore whitespace.
The script you wrote causes a parse error, because the script
itself
is in a CDATA section.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com flexcoders%
40yahoogroups.com, Daniel
Freiman FreimanCQ@
wrote:
Look at XML.ignoreWhitespace (
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/201/langref/XML.html).
Also, would think you would be able to create a cdata node by
doing
something like this:
var cdata:XML = new XML(![CDATA[ + s + ]]);
- Dan Freiman
On 9/7/07, discoguy77 discoguy77@ wrote:
Hello,
I am saving some text from a string into a XML element.
For example:
var s:String = Hello ;
var xml:XML = root{s}/root;
I would like the following to happen:
trace(xml); // prints Hello (without quotes)
Unfortunately, E4X trims the whitespace. I would like my XML
object
to be root![CDATA[{s}]]/root so that the space (maybe?)
wouldn't be trimmed, but I cannot use a CDATA block since it
occurs
inside a mx:Script![CDATA[ ... ]]/mx:Script already.
Is there a way to add a CDATA block to an E4X XML object?
P.S. As a workaround, I can escape() the string before adding
it,
and unescape() afterwards, but this seems ugly and loses the
human-
readability.
[flexcoders] CData inside XML object
Hello,
I am saving some text from a string into a XML element.
For example:
var s:String = Hello ;
var xml:XML = root{s}/root;
I would like the following to happen:
trace(xml); // prints Hello(without quotes)
Unfortunately, E4X trims the whitespace. I would like my XML object
to be root![CDATA[{s}]]/root so that the space (maybe?)
wouldn't be trimmed, but I cannot use a CDATA block since it occurs
inside a mx:Script![CDATA[ ... ]]/mx:Script already.
Is there a way to add a CDATA block to an E4X XML object?
P.S. As a workaround, I can escape() the string before adding it,
and unescape() afterwards, but this seems ugly and loses the human-
readability.
