Gordon Smith wrote:
>
>
> Your code is properly traversing all nodes, including the root node. But
> when you recursively call showList(item.children()), the first thing
> that happens is that you set
>
> txtResults.txt = "";
DING DING DING! Thanks Gordon. You see when I wrote the funct
g money on
FlexBuidler... it would have saved you 7 hours!)
- Gordon
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accessing item data in an XMLList
ust 09, 2006 3:18 PMTo:
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ping... 7 hours later I haven't come up with a solution.. anyone?I
suppose I could send the whole XMLList object to coldfusion as a string and
have Coldfusion
ping... 7 hours later I haven't come up with a solution.. anyone?
I suppose I could send the whole XMLList object to coldfusion as a
string and have Coldfusion parse it, but that seems like an unnecessary
use of network bandwidth when all I really want are the labels compiled
into an array and
So far, I've been unable to find examples of using a tree control and
sending its data to a web service, remote object, etc. Lots of example
code on using the tree control, enabling drag and drop, putting
different kidns of data INTO the tree control- but nothing about getting
the data out of
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