Today, I had yet another XML challenge in ActionScript. Previously, I needed to update a child that was directly under the root. This time I needed to update a child that was deeply nested. This was pretty tricky and the answer was my last straw before pulling out my hair. As a last ditch effort, I used the equal sign, instead of using the replace function. This time I just could not get the replace function to do what I wanted it to do. I'm not sure why, but I finally have a working solution that I'm happy with.
sample data:
<root>
<category id="1">
<books>
<book id="1" name="junk"/>
<book id="2" name="junk2"/>
</books>
</category>
</root>
var varCategoryId:int = 1;
var varBookId:int = 2;
var updateXMl = "
";
var i:int = rootXML..category.(@id == varCategoryId)..book.(@id == varBookId).childIndex();
if(i > -1)
rootXML..category.(@id == varCategoryId)..book[i] = updateXml;
Hope that helps someone!
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