I originally posted this in the flash cs3 thread but I think it belongs here, sorry for the dupe!
I have an XMLList in the format:
<node>
<inner>
<item att="blue">
<item att="red">
<item att="green">
</inner>
</node>
<node>
<inner>
<item att="orange">
<item att="blue">
<item att="yellow">
</inner>
</node>
...
and I would like to return all nodes that have an attribute of a given value. For example if given “blue” I would want a return of an XMLList containing both nodes where “orange” would just return the second node. As far as I can figure it would be something like
myXMLList.(node.inner.*.@* == "blue");
but his does not work. If I name the attributes differently on every ‘item’ node it does work. I know I’m doing something wrong but can’t pinpoint it. Is it possible to do this in a short syntax or does this require looping? Thanks in advance!
