Hi there,
It's a restriction in XML that you cannot have markop, nor the
open-angle bracket
in an attribute value. or ; If you really want to use the
attribute you have to escape the content, and unescaope while parsing in
flash.
W3.org:
The ampersand character () and the left angle
You won't be able to put special characters within attribute elements of a
node. Instead, place it within a CDATA node:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 ?
icons
icon image=gif/images.gif tooltip=tooltip
content![CDATA[here i want
to have HTML tags like a
well i tried this but it does not work either
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 ?
icons
icon image=gif/guillaume.gif tooltip=tooltip content=![CDATA[
a href=http://www.google.com;link/a ]] /
/icons
any idea??
thanlks for your help
jeanphy
Le 07-06-09 à 11:00, David Ngo a écrit :
You
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 ?
icons
icon image=gif/images.gif tooltip=tooltip
![CDATA[HTML content here/a]]
/icon
/icons
hi there
i am having trouble to parse Html tags in a Xml file that is loaded in a
flash file
can anyone help
here is the XML
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 ?
: Re: [Flashcoders] HTML in XML
this advice is all crazy talk.
the proper way to do it is to use CDATA tags.
On Aug 9, 2006, at 12:04 PM, Ryan Potter wrote:
Another way that works pretty well is to do a join on the child nodes.
So your trace would look like this:
trace(newsNode.childNodes[i
you just need to put the html content inside a cdata tag:
newsitem date=8/5/2006 headline=Some headline![CDATA[ Body of
the news
article. a href=http://www.google.com;Google/a More body of the
article/newsitem newsitem date=8/1/2006 headline=Another
headlineBody of the second article
of the second article ]]/newsitem
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] HTML in XML
you just need to put the html content inside a cdata tag
Hi John,
The actual internal structure of the XML comes out as follows:
news
+-- newsitem
|+-- TEXT NODE (Body of the news article.)
|+-- a
| | +-- TEXT NODE (Google)
|+-- TEXT NODE (More body of the news article.)
+-- newsitem
etc.
(I hope the formatting comes out)
As you
As you can see, you have to iterate through all the children of
newsitem, rather than just using the firstchild.
newsNode.childNodes[i].firstChild.nodeValue.toString() should work also,
since it would render the node and all of its children as a string.
ryanm
Le 6 déc. 05, à 19:20, Mike Boutin a écrit :
I am bring in some html text to show in flash in an xml file like this:
description id=0
title![CDATA[bpicture 0/b]]/title
/description
When i trace it back in flash, it shows up like this:
lt;bgt;picture 0lt;/bgt;
Isn't it the expected
Make sure your XML document is in Unicode. I use Unicode-8, but our ASP
pages write Unicode-16.
You don¹t need any CDATA tags. I have XHTML info bubbles with CSS and
images; text is like this:
bubble id=0
p class='titel'Network Address Translation/pbr/
pNAT or Network Address
You want to use .nodeValue when accessing CDATA or the data will be escaped.
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I am bring in some html text to show in flash in an xml file like this:
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