this is a very simple exemple :
[code:1t98f2uo]<html>
<body>
<script>
var Panel= new XML();
Panel =<panel name=[/code:1t98f2uo]
copy and paste the xml content of you panel
[code:1t98f2uo]var txtArea = document.createElement(‘XMP’)
var mods=Panel["modulator"].(component.@uiType =="uiButton");[/code:1t98f2uo]
create an html tag which will contain your xml code and a filter wich will select all your buttons
[code:1t98f2uo]for (var i = 0; i < mods.length(); i++) {
if(mods[i].component.@componentGroupName!=""){
var modulNom=new String(mods[i].@name);
var link=modulNom.replace("button","slider");
mods[i].@modulatorLinkedToModulatorProperty="modulatorValue"
mods[i].@modulatorLinkedToModulator=link;
}
}
txtArea.innerHTML=Panel.toString();
document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0].appendChild(txtArea);
</script>
</body>
</html>[/code:1t98f2uo]
loop through your buttons and change their attributes : here i have changed 512 links
E4X is an xml javascript extension for Firefox. you just need FF and a note pad