also if you're tracing xml, you could try trace(myXML.toXMLString());
which will make sure that even the root node of the xml is traced
a
On 13 Sep 2009, at 06:39, Cor wrote:
Try this:
trace (conteudo.slide[...@id);
trace (conteudo.slide[...@id);
trace (conteudo.slide[0].tit);
I have an XMLList and I would like to retrieve a node in this list
that contain a specfic attribute.
here is how my XMLlist conteudo is organized. trace (conteudo) throws:
slide id=apresentacao
titApresentação/tit
txt (lots of text...)/txt
/slide
slide id=sumario
titApresentação/tit
Try this:
trace (conteudo.slide[...@id);
trace (conteudo.slide[...@id);
trace (conteudo.slide[0].tit);
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