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An XMLNode value that references the next sibling in the parent node's child list. This
property is null if the node does not have a next sibling node. This property cannot be used
to manipulate child nodes; use the appendChild(), insertBefore(), and removeNode()
methods to manipulate child nodes.
Example
The following example is an excerpt from the example for the XML.firstChild property, and
shows how you can use the XML.nextSibling property to loop through an XML node's child
nodes:
for (var aNode:XMLNode = rootNode.firstChild; aNode != null; aNode =
aNode.nextSibling) {
trace(aNode);
}
See also
firstChild (XMLNode.firstChild property), appendChild (XMLNode.appendChild
method), insertBefore (XMLNode.insertBefore method), removeNode
(XMLNode.removeNode method), hasXMLSocket (capabilities.hasXMLSocket
property)
nodeName (XMLNode.nodeName property)
public nodeName : String
A string representing the node name of the XML object. If the XML object is an XML
element (nodeType == 1), nodeName is the name of the tag that represents the node in the
XML file. For example, TITLE is the nodeName of an HTML TITLE tag. If the XML object is
a text node (nodeType == 3), nodeName is null.
Example
The following example creates an element node and a text node, and checks the node name of
each:
// create an XML document
var doc:XML = new XML();
// create an XML node using createElement()
var myNode:XMLNode = doc.createElement("rootNode");
// place the new node into the XML tree
doc.appendChild(myNode);
// create an XML text node using createTextNode()
XMLNode 707