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xml question....

xml question....

2004-04-19       - By Todd Gleaton

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Hello again,

Working on incorporating xml into my flash project for the first time and I
have a few
simple problems.  I am going from the book "flash mx components most wanted" by
friends of ed.  I've gotten it to work the way they have in the book with no
problem but I need to change
a few things around if at all possible.  

My first problem is since I am not to familiar with the xml language, how can
you center the text inside
the tables?  If possible is this done in the actual xml file itself or in the
flash component?  Here is the
code I have.  I tried using <center></center> tags but it showed null where it
should of been centered
after I tried that.


<LIST>
 <HEADER WIDTH="100" NAME="venue">Venue</HEADER>
 <HEADER WIDTH="100" NAME="location">Location</HEADER>
 <HEADER WIDTH="30" NAME="rooms">Rooms</HEADER>
<ITEM>
     <COLUMN NAME="venue">World of Coca-Cola</COLUMN>
     <COLUMN NAME="location">Downtown</COLUMN>
 

Second problem is I have a lot of data to enter and it doesn't fit on the page.
...can you put the data
component inside a scroll component?  Haven't tried it yet, just thought I
would ask.

Thanks......tg




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