Posted By:
Justin_Ringgold
Posted On:
Monday, September 7, 2009 08:14 PM
Hi, I'm currently working on my portfolio website and would like to have information about my movie clips be retrieved from an XML document when a thumbnail is clicked. I am building my website in HTML and would like to retrieve the Xml using JavaScript. Any help would be appreciated. My XML is valid and structured as such: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <![CDATA[This demo reel is primaraly a collection ......]]> . . . . These are my initial variable definitions and readXML function in javascript: motionNode=workNode.firs
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Hi,
I'm currently working on my portfolio website and would like to have information about my movie clips be retrieved from an XML document when a thumbnail is clicked. I am building my website in HTML and would like to retrieve the Xml using JavaScript. Any help would be appreciated.
My XML is valid and structured as such:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<![CDATA[This demo reel is primaraly a collection ......]]>
.
.
.
.
These are my initial variable definitions and readXML function in javascript:
motionNode=workNode.firstChild;
printNode=motionNode.nextSibling;
fineartNode=printNode.nextSibling;
}
.
.
.
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A call to function revealText is called "onClick" of a thumbnail as such:
"<(*anchor*) href="videopages/reel.html" class="vid" target="video" onClick="revealText(0)">"
This is function revealText:
function revealText(x)
{
var title, project, client, info;
readXMLDocument();
displayNode=motionNode.childNode[x];
titleNode=displayNode.firstChild;
title=titleNode.getAttribute("id");
project=titleNode.getAttribute("project");
client=titleNode.getAttribute("client");
info=titleNode.getNodeValue();
titleSpan.innerHTML=title;
projectSpan.innerHTML=project;
clientSpan.innerHTML=client;
infoSpan.innerHTML=info;
}
]]>
and these are the spans they are written to:
If you have read this far, I REALLLLY appreciate it. And any ideas as to what is wrong would help alot.
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