
(source: rigel222.com)
All I want to do is modify the text value of the XML corresponding to the CURRENTLY SELECTED node in the tree. Everything is a piece of cake except actually changing ‘abc’ to ‘xyz’.
[Bindable]
public var xml:XML=
<rootnode>
Content A
<parentnode Name="value" Attr2="4">
parent content1
<childnode Name="child" Attr2="fun">
child content
</childnode>
parent content 2
</parentnode>
abc <!-- Selected Node When Button Is Pressed-->
</rootnode>
;
private function XMLTreeLabel(node:Object):String{
if (XMLTree.dataDescriptor.isBranch(node)) {
return(node.name());
} else {
return(node.valueOf());
}
}
private function UpdateXMLContent():void
{
var Node:XML=XMLTree.selectedItem as XML;
if ((Node.hasSimpleContent())&&
(Node.nodeKind()=="text")&&
(Node.valueOf()=="abc")) {
Node='xyz' as XML; // I Get To This Line Of Code,
// But It Is Impossible To MODIFY
// The Value Of The Node
// None of these ways work either:
// XMLTree.selectedItem=XML('xyz');
// Node=XML('xyz');
// Node.text()[0]='xyz';
// Node.firstChild.nodeValue='xyz';
// Node.setChildren('xyz');
// Node[0]='xyz';
// Is changing the content of xml an unreasonable/impossible
// expectation for Flex?
}
}
[… some code omitted…]
<mx:Tree height="100%" width="100%"
dataProvider="{xml}" labelFunction="XMLTreeLabel"
id="XMLTree"></mx:Tree>
<mx:Button x="185" y="335" label="Button"
click="UpdateXMLContent()"/>
P.S. I know I can say xml.rootnode.blahblahblah = whatever, but I need to modify the entry represented in the tree, and therefore cannot hard code the path to the node.
Edit: Ok, this is fully working now, good luck:
Here’s the solution for deleting the element:
http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_Delete_a_node_from_XML___XMLListCollection-5601.html