I was able to fix it; but I see now what was wrong. For the reference
of others:
Make sure you call the atomic data by node.childNodes[0].nodeValue
I traced out node.childNodes[0] directly - that's why it wasn't
tracing properly.
Thanks guys!
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Ramon Miguel M. Tayag
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Still doesn't work :o
I'm not putting it in a textfield yet tho; just tracing it for now. I
know I can fix this by making the text an attribute and changing all
illegal chars to their codes but there's a lot of text.. :s
Thanks
On 12/2/05, Søren Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Well,
Well,
- make sure your xml file (dynamic or 'physical') is utf-8 encoded.
- And make sure your textfield uses a typeface that supports your desired
special characthers.
- And if the typeface is being embedded make sure that you embed the special
charaters as well.
Cheers,
>B) Søren
On 1/12/05
Tried it just now - strange.. I read before that using those tags
forces the text to stay the way it is. Any other suggestions?
Thank you!
On 12/2/05, Mike Boutin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried somethign like
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> Ramon Tayag wrote:
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> >Hey everyone,
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> >How do I properly re
Have you tried somethign like
Ramon Tayag wrote:
Hey everyone,
How do I properly render text that was pulled from an atomic value?
For example, here's the node:
This is the atomic value. It's so cool.
Getting the child node of that node "a" and tracing it in flash gives me:
This is the at
Hey everyone,
How do I properly render text that was pulled from an atomic value?
For example, here's the node:
This is the atomic value. It's so cool.
Getting the child node of that node "a" and tracing it in flash gives me:
This is the atomic value. It's so cool.
How do I get it to print ou
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