Leaf vs. branch in tree

Hi everybody,
This is my first post here, so i’m really looking forward to seeing if you guys can help me…!

I have a tree, which is filled with data from an xml file… but in the file I have some empty folders - they are marked with isbranch=“true” in the xml, but the flash tree sees them as leafs…

Is there any way, that I can have them showed as branches in the tree, even though they are empty?

Here’s my xml:


  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> - <node>- <node label="Film trailers" isbranch="true">- <node label="Simpsons" isbranch="true">  <node label="The Simpsons Movie" filename="simps.flv" description="Homer og de andre slår sig løs i denne gale film" />   <node label="Shrek 3" filename="shrek.flv" description="Her er en sjov film..." />   <node label="Shrek 2" filename="hej.flv" description="No description" /> - <node label="Afsnit" isbranch="true">  <node label="Episode 1" filename="episode.flv" description="No description" />   <node label="Episode 2" filename="no_file.flv" description="No description" />   </node>- <node label="Film" isbranch="true">  <node label="Filmen" filename="filmen.flv" description="her er hele filmen" />   </node>  </node>  </node>- <node label="Reklamefilm" isbranch="true">  <node label="7eleven" isbranch="true" />   <node label="Bacardi" isbranch="true" />   <node label="Burger King" isbranch="true" />   <node label="McDonalds" isbranch="true" />   <node label="Smirnoff" isbranch="true" />   <node label="Tuborg" isbranch="true" />   </node>- <node label="Sjove film" isbranch="true">  <node label="Diverse" isbranch="true" /> - <node label="Jack ***" isbranch="true">  <node label="Johnny Knoxville" isbranch="true" />   </node>  <node label="Viva La Bam" isbranch="true" />   </node>  </node>

And my actionscript:

contenTreeFunc();
 
function contenTreeFunc() {
 // Set up the appearance of the tree and event handlers.
 contentTree.setStyle("fontFamily", "tahoma");
 contentTree.setStyle("fontSize", 10);
 contentTree.setStyle("openEasing", Elastic.easeOut);
 // Load the menu XML.
 var treeNavMenu = this;
 menuXML = new XML();
 menuXML.ignoreWhite = true;
 menuXML.load("xmlfile.xml");
 menuXML.onLoad = function() {
  onMenuLoaded();
 };
}
function onMenuLoaded() {
 contentTree.dataProvider = menuXML.firstChild;
}