Sorry Tracy, I was being stupid and looking at the wrong thing. That
hint will do just what I need - Thank you.
John
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> Do it the other way around. Find the nodes you want displayed, then use
> xml.parent() to climb up
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Additional info, the result format is "object", not "e4x", so I don't
seem to have the parent call to work with - it is null. I'm no
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Subject: [flexcoders] Re: How to expand nodes down in trees
Additional info, the result format is "object", not "e4x"
Additional info, the result format is "object", not "e4x", so I don't
seem to have the parent call to work with - it is null. I'm not sure
what is required on the servlet side (java) to use a different format.
I was given this to work with and didn't write the servlets.
Thanks for any help,
Joh
How can you do that in one pass? I found the nodes by searching the
descendants() result. I can find them by using the children call and
traversing the tree, but then I have to back out to the top to open
the nodes. This still means I'd have to traverse the tree for each
item I find. The proble
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