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Reading and displaying RSS feeds in Flash MX

Reading and displaying RSS feeds in Flash MX

2004-03-11       - By BRYAN MASON

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Jason,

OK. I need a little help. In my FLA, I have placed the following code on
frame 1:

#include "XMLtoObject.as"
myXML = new XML ()
myXML.ignoreWhite = 1
myXML.load ('index.xml')
myXML.onLoad = function (success){
  if (success) {
    var o = this.toObject ();
  }
}
trace(o.Section[1].Content[1])

The .as file is in the same dir as the FLA. I saved the XML that I got from
the web to a file in the same dir as the FLA for testing purposes. Also, I
added a "var" right in front of the "o =". Is that correct?

The output window says "undefined". What am I doing wrong?

TIA

Bryan

-- --Original Message-- --
From: Merrill, Jason [mailto:JMerrill@(protected)]
Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 3:35 PM
To: flashnewbie@(protected)
Subject: RE: [Flashnewbie] Reading and displaying RSS feeds in Flash MX


If you need help getting the XMLtoObject.as class up and running with your
XML file, gimme a holler.  

  Jason Merrill
  ICF Consulting Government e-Learning Solutions
  icfconsulting.com









:::>-- --Original Message-- --
:::>From: BRYAN MASON [mailto:BMASON@(protected)]
:::>Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 3:16 PM
:::>To: 'flashnewbie@(protected)'
:::>Subject: RE: [Flashnewbie] Reading and displaying RSS feeds
:::>in Flash MX
:::>
:::>
:::>I will definitely check it out. I agree that once the class
:::>is implemented,
:::>it is much more flexible and straightforward. Jessie was
:::>doing it the other
:::>way so that I could see the nuts and bolts of it all.
:::>
:::>Bryan
:::>
:::>-- --Original Message-- --
:::>From: Merrill, Jason [mailto:JMerrill@(protected)]
:::>Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 3:11 PM
:::>To: flashnewbie@(protected)
:::>Subject: RE: [Flashnewbie] Reading and displaying RSS feeds
:::>in Flash MX
:::>
:::>
:::>This is the reason I use classes like the link I posted earlier.  It
:::>automatically creates arrays and objects for each node
:::>item, so your XML
:::>file can be structured however you want, and its easy to
:::>access text values
:::>and attributes.  If there is only one node at a particular
:::>level, it remains
:::>a string.  If there is more than one, it creates an array
:::>for each node and
:::>so on down the file.  Really, if you have time, give it a
:::>shot. It makes it
:::>so easy to traverse the XML file, I don't bother hardcoding XML node
:::>references anymore.  Just my thoughts, as its saved me a
:::>lot of headaches.
:::>
:::>
:::>   Jason Merrill
:::>   ICF Consulting Government e-Learning Solutions
:::>   icfconsulting.com
:::>
:::>
:::>
:::>
:::>
:::>
:::>
:::>
:::> The
:::>:::>real thing that I
:::>:::>want to get from this are the individual item nodes. If I
:::>:::>understand your
:::>:::>code correctly, it assumes that there is only one item node
:::>:::>with a title,
:::>:::>link and description. I think that I misled you when I
:::>:::>posted the XML
:::>:::>structure earlier. If that is the case, I apologize.
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