Hi list...
I'm feeding some htmlText into a TextField and the string within the
title tag of the html is rendering in the TextField. Is there a trick
to hide this?
Thanks,
- Michael M.
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Mendelsohn, Michael
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2008 10:03 AM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] textField fed
I think pre parsing the string is your only option.
textField.htmlText = myString.replace(/title.+?\/title/g, );
Might be easier to do if the html text is xml compliant. Make it an xml
object and run an xml query on to get all nodes where node.name().toString()
!= title...
H
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Jason
Sent: 27 August 2008 16:23
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] textField fed htmlText renders title
myTextField.html = true;
myTextField.htmlText = yourText
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Perfect answer, H.
(Too bad it's AS2.) :-(
Thanks!
- MM
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Hey Mike,
public static function stripTag(s:String, t:String):String {
if(typeof(s) == 'string'){
t = t.toUpperCase();
var i:Number = s.length-1, oT:String = ''+t, cT:String =
'/'+t, upString:String = s.toUpperCase();
Looks cool, but any chance you could replace your micro-variable names
with real-world words for easy reading? Reminds me of moments when I
decide I need to run for coffee at work...
;)
H wrote:
Hey Mike,
public static function stripTag(s:String, t:String):String {
Excellent H! Thanks very much! Glad you had that lying around.
- MM
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Hi sebastian,
s = string and t = tag - that should help with using the function...
Well, I can briefly explain it.
It begins by checking whether you passed in for a string is actually a
string. I had this function hooked into a data driven series of processes,
so the actual string I was working
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