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Returns
XMLNode - An XMLNode object; an XML element.
Example
The following example creates three XML nodes using the createElement() method:
// create an XML document
var doc:XML = new XML();
// create three XML nodes using createElement()
var element1:XMLNode = doc.createElement("element1");
var element2:XMLNode = doc.createElement("element2");
var element3:XMLNode = doc.createElement("element3");
// place the new nodes into the XML tree
doc.appendChild(element1);
element1.appendChild(element2);
element1.appendChild(element3);
trace(doc);
// output:
See also
createTextNode (XML.createTextNode method)
createTextNode (XML.createTextNode method)
public createTextNode(value:String) : XMLNode
Creates a new XML text node with the specified text. The new node initially has no parent,
and text nodes cannot have children or siblings. This method returns a reference to the XML
object that represents the new text node. This method and the XML.createElement()
method are the constructor methods for creating nodes for an XML object.
Parameters
value:String - A string; the text used to create the new text node.
Returns
XMLNode - An XMLNode object.
Example
The following example creates two XML text nodes using the createTextNode() method,
and places them into existing XML nodes:
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