Not the best workaround, but why not just use the parent node for yout
HTML tags as your string? What is the issue with the child nodes being
read as nodes?
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hope this gets you on the right path (har har).
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] XPath Query HELP!
Look at the class
Oops, I meant to say:
Line 70 of com.xfactorstudio.xml.xpath.XPathUtils reads:
for (var i=1 ; imax ; i+=2)
Note the less than
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Tim Beynart
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706.372.6994
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Thanks, I did sent him an email this morning. This was my first decent
contribution after years of reading this list!
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Great find Tim! You should send that to Neeld Tanksley
[EMAIL
Why is something so useful undocumented? I have to bend over backwards
to create single-fire timers.
Thanks for the post.
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Its undocumented, but it works in a fire once kind of situation like
javascript:
foo = setTimeout( func, ms)
clearTimeout(foo)
but only if you
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