[Xerte] Learning Object Properties

[Dave Burnett]

Steve, I had the same conceptual miscue:

I think this is the actual sequence:
 
Xerte reads in the rlo file and creates a virtual xml structure from that.
It then uses that .xml structure to create the objects you manipulate.

Once that structure has created the object, to reflect any changes you make to the structure, e.g.
_level0.contentXML.firstChild.attributes.stageColour
= '0xFF6699';


you would have to reload that .xml, i.e. recreate the object using those new parameters.

Julian's code addresses the created object instance.

Dave

To: xerte at lists.nottingham.ac.uk
From: steve.frank at lucite.com
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 11:10:08 +0000
Subject: [Xerte] Learning Object Properties



Is it possible to change the Learning
Object properties using script?



I'd like to be able to vary the stageColour
and have tried the following:-



_level0.contentXML.firstChild.attributes.stageColour
= '0xFF6699';

debug(_level0.contentXML.firstChild.attributes.stageColour);



debug returns 0xFF6699 as expected but
the stageColour itself doesn't change.



Steve

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