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The parser dives through the xml sideways, so page 2 doesn't exist as it<BR>sets up the icons in the entry frame.<BR><BR>The way around it is set up a listener to rootIcon, which will exist,<BR>and then ask rootIcon to broadcast custom events for you.<BR><BR>You can set up a rootIcon.myCustomEvent handler, and at any time fire<BR>rootIcon.broadcast('myCustomEvent');<BR><BR>It doesn't usually require this though.<BR><BR>===========<BR>
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OK, thanks.<BR>
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This was all really an exercise to try and find a way to trap that XML loaded event.<BR>
As you said, the XML does load, but I can't find a way to get the event.<BR>
I tried both load and sendandload, but no luck.<BR>
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So I was trying toi get a handle on the scope of the "perpetual" event structure.<BR>
Or does the engine just not pass that event at this point?<BR>
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-dave<BR>
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