Darren, If your XML nodes have attributes (ie.
<node label=”foo”></node>) – you can use the
‘labelField’ attribute to control the labels. <mx:Tree
id="myTree" labelField="@label"/> If they don’t (ie.
<foo>bar</foo>) – or if you want to do any sort of custom
label logic, you need to use the ‘labelFunction’ attribute to set
the values appropriately. <mx:Tree
id="myTree2 labelFunction="myLabelFunc"/> public
function myLabelFunc (item:XML):String{ //if
node has children if(item.children().toString()
!= ''){ return
item.name(); } //no
children, it’s a leaf so get the value else{ return
item.toXMLString(); } } regards, peter From:
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