 | | | Special character in Flash XML | Special character in Flash XML 2003-12-11 - By Greg Dunn
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That one burned me for a while. They trick is to use .nodeValue instead of
the default property. For example, if you use this:
name = [....]nextSibling.firstChild;
You'll get ' and all that... but if you use:
name = [....]nextSibling.firstChild.nodeValue;
Then you'll get an apostrophe instead of the HTML style tag for it.
Hope this helps!
-Greg
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From: dirgames-l-bounces@(protected)
[mailto:dirgames-l-bounces@(protected)]On Behalf Of Ben
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 5:02 AM
To: dirgames-l@(protected)
Subject: [dirGames-L] Special character in Flash XML
Hi all,
I've been doing some XML importing in Director, but it seemed that the
XML parser didn't fit our needs, so we decided to use a Flash Object to
import en parse the xml. In the xml file, sometimes strings come up
which contain special character, like '. " &
these character are rendered in director to be contained in a
textfield. All the text comes up nice, but the special characters are
rendered HTML style. Like this: &
Can someone tell me what we've been doing wrong?
Thanks,
Benjamin
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