Hi,
Could someone run this code and let me know whether it is expected
behaviour?
The snippet of code (below) is looking for xml nodes which match a certain
criteria - it then pops them in an XMLListCollection.
I have no problem finding the nodes and populating the collection. However,
on the sec
On Tuesday 23 Oct 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> var keywords:XMLList = theNode.country;
> var numMatches:uint =
> keywords.(text()==countryString).length();
Why do you do this and not
nodesMatch=myTestData.node.country.(text()==countryString)
(or similar, not tested tha
Hi Tom,
I don't want a list of countries, I want the entire node if it contains a
particular country value (the node may contain multiple county values)
Eg of XML (if the user searches for any of the three countries this node
should be returned):
AAA
Peru
Kenya
Istanbul
I was hopi
On Wednesday 24 Oct 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Eg of XML (if the user searches for any of the three countries this node
> should be returned):
You can't return that, as it's not in the original document.
I guess that explains your loop.
As it's all your app, why not refactor so you can work
Hi Tom, I can return it - that's what I was doing (despite benefiting from a
quick refactor*)
However, this is a little off-topic, as getting the data and having a fix
for the problem were already taken care of before I posted.
>why not refactor so you can work with the document
Really all I was
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