a filter on xmllist collection
non destructively. i think maybe you could put your selected node into an
xml list collection and then filter it. if this was AS2 i'd be able to help
you more.
On 12 Apr 2007 18:40:43 -0700, hosey hosey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks, I dont believe
The datasource is
cb title=hello
noshow title=dontshowanything/
cb title=there/
/cb
I would like the tree to display
-hello
-there
not
-hello
-
-there
Any ideas?
Thanks
Hosey
The main issue being I want live data changes; such that if the xml changes
a label the tree changes its label (this works on default tree component).
There will be 400 nodes with 40 unwanted to be displayed nodes.
On 4/12/07, hosey hosey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The datasource is
cb title
Thanks, I dont believe that can work.
If the data is
xml
cb title=hello
noshow notitle=dontshowanything/
cb title=there/
/cb
/xml
and I set the datasource=data.cb
then the tree appears with hello and all of the following tags.
if I set the datasource =data..cb
then I get an
Hello,
We are located in Tacoma Wa. We are migrating and application from Flash
to Flex. It is delivered as a standalone application or as a RIA where it
utilizes a java/jsp backend. The shell is currently VB6 but moving to SWHX
or Apollo. Full time or part timeAny interest?
Thanks
but keep in mind that these classes were hidden for
a reason. I'm sure they are subject to change and they are not documented
so only use them if you need to.
- Dan
On 1/26/07, hosey hosey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to call a function when an xml attribute changes. None
I would like to call a function when an xml attribute changes. None of the
isWatching() calls return true...Is there a way to watch/bind frelling
notice when an attribute of an XML gets changed?
package {
import flash.display.Sprite;
public class test extends Sprite{
I am writing a component that needs to change its view based on an
xml's changing attributes. Something like:
[Bindable]
var xx:XML=
a
b id=1 show=true
/a
public function wee(){
//ReDraw the view
}
myWatcher=ChangeWatcher.watch(this.xx, [a,b,@show],wee);
I know that the flex components can
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