XML to Object help 2004-03-03 - By Merrill, Jason
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You're right! Thanks Darron. They documented it wrong! I was using their
trace example. I should have known better.
OK, so now, a follow up problem. I'm trying to get the attribute of the
question node. Based on my XML, can you see what I'm doing wrong? Here is the
revised code:
#include "XMLtoObject.as"
x = new XML ()
x.ignoreWhite = 1 // this is essential!
x.load ('m1Exam.xml')
x.onLoad = function (){
pxml = this.toObject ();
trace (pxml) // returns [object Object] as expected
trace (pxml.moduleExam.question[0].ID) // returns undefined
trace (pxml.moduleExam.question[1].ID) // returns undefined
trace (pxml.moduleExam.question[0].statement) // returns 0. Identify the... as
expected
trace (pxml.moduleExam.question[1].statement) // returns 1. It is unnecessary
to ... as expected
delete(x);
}
Jason Merrill
ICF Consulting Government e-Learning Solutions
icfconsulting.com
:::>-- --Original Message-- --
:::>From: Darron J. Schall [mailto:darron@(protected)]
:::>Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 11:52 AM
:::>To: flashnewbie@(protected)
:::>Subject: Re: [Flashnewbie] XML to Object help
:::>
:::>
:::>Don't kick yourself too hard for this one:
:::>
:::>The XML load is asynchronous, so you get a callback when the load is
:::>complete. You need to put your trace statements in the
:::>onLoad so that pxml
:::>can be created before you try and see what's in it.
:::>
:::>x.onLoad = function (){
:::> pxml = this.toObject ();
:::> trace (pxml);
:::> // etc;
:::>
:::> // Also, be sure to delete the xml object to save memory
:::> delete x;
:::>}
:::>
:::>
:::>Then, go to Debug -> List Variables in the IDE when you
:::>test the movie to
:::>see what the object structure looks like. That will help
:::>you determine the
:::>path to what you're looking for.
:::>
:::>-d
:::>
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