Hey Noel, One thing to try would be to look at the actual xmlfile that tango creates and compare with what you have using a hex editor (to see if there are invisible characters!) or something like "windiff" which would show you any difference in yours vs. tangos.
If you find that there are no hidden characters and if you re-type the xml by hand and it doesnt work in your flash app, what you might try doing is removing half of the data (making sure it's still well formed xml!) and then seeing if that works. If it does work, you know the problem is in the half you removed. If it doesn't work, you know the problem is in the remaining half. Whichever half is the problem, try removing half of that and trinse and repeat, cutting the problem in half as many times as it takes before you find what is making the flash explode. HTH! Alan On Dec 5, 2007 6:53 PM, Noel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm using Tango (yeah, I'm still on Tango 2000) to write an xml for for a > Flash app that I use. > > Problem is, no matter what I've tried, the xml file doesn't work in the > Flash app the same as if I open something like Notepad and just type in the > same data. My suspicion is that I'm either including something I shouldn't > by using METAHTML encoding, or Tango is for some reason inserting invisible > characters in the xml file that I am simply unable to see. I have tried to > resolve this for several hours (I have even resorted to using <@CHAR > CODE="10"> in place of hard returns while I'm building the data to be > written to the file, but all to no avail. > > If anybody has any ideas as to what might be happening, I'd sure appreciate > hearing about it. > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf > > ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf
