Im not 100% sure but the label=name formatter will give you the NODE
name. The text you are trying to load are NODE attributes.
<name text="Dolphins"/> (text="Dolphins") is an attribute of the <name/>
node.
Try rewritting your XML to:
<name>Dolpins</name>
Now Dolphins become a NODE of text type by itself.
See if this helps, then get back to me if we need to find a different
solution.
Worse, if there is no way to load attributes into the listbox at design
time, I can help you do it at run time.
Scotty
[quoted text, click to view] fractionsound wrote:
> hi.
>
> so my XML looks like this:
>
> <root>
> <level1>
> <level2>
> <level3-array-start->
> <name text="Dolphins"/>
> </level3>
> <level3-next-part-in-array->
> ...
>
>
> i've setup an XML Connector and imported the schema. i made a binding at
> "<root><level1><level2><level3(array-start)" and applied it to a list box (out,
> data provider). i went to the list and set the formatter to 'rearrange fields'
> and under formatter option, i did "label=name".
>
> The result: the list creates a new line in the label for each part of the
> array correctly, but each line reads:
> <name text="Dolphins"/>
> <name text="Whales"/>
> etc.
>
> i've tried all kinds of other options in the "label=" field (label=name.text,
> label='<name><text>', etc.)
>
> my question: is there a way to tell the formatter option to go deeper into the
> array for the label name? or do i have my whole thing setup wrong?
>
> thanks.
> fractionsound
