Hello,
add a CDATA tag
dep![CDATA[Fin IT]]/dep
cedric
hey there,
Is it possible to display in the xml file? I tried to convert
it to %26,
but it won't display in the flash
for example:
depFin IT /dep
thanks
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or you could set an attribute instead of a node
dep value=Fin IT /
hey there,
Is it possible to display in the xml file? I tried to convert
it to %26,
but it won't display in the flash
for example:
depFin IT /dep
thanks
___
Flashcoders
Or use:
depFin amp; IT/dep
Similarly,
lt; gives you
gt; gives you
Ian
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 2:21 PM, Cedric Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
or you could set an attribute instead of a node
dep value=Fin IT /
hey there,
Is it possible to display in the xml file? I tried to convert
amp;
Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/
ACE Flash wrote:
hey there,
Is it possible to display in the xml file? I tried to convert it to %26,
but it won't display in the flash
for example:
depFin IT /dep
thanks
___
Flashcoders
it should be fine if you're outputting it to mytextfield.text but if it's
going into a textfield.htmlText then it should be converted
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 2:14 PM, ACE Flash [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey there,
Is it possible to display in the xml file? I tried to convert it to
%26,
but
If you put ampersands in attributes, the XML will not parse correctly in
any browser.
Ampersands (and other special characters) should go inside CDATA tags to
maintain valid XML. :)
Cedric Muller wrote:
or you could set an attribute instead of a node
dep value=Fin IT /
thanks for all of your input...it's awesome!
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 1:38 PM, Steven Sacks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If you put ampersands in attributes, the XML will not parse correctly in
any browser.
Ampersands (and other special characters) should go inside CDATA tags to
maintain valid
If you put ampersands in attributes, the XML will not parse
correctly in any browser.
Ampersands (and other special characters) should go inside
CDATA tags to maintain valid XML. :)
You can simply use the appropriate XML character entity to use an ampersand
in an attribute: amp;
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