[AS2] Duplicate movie based on array data

[kumba]

Hello flash enthusiasts,

I am currently building a (mock up) to view subscriber information by duplicating a movie clip based on an array. I'm grabbing the data from an xml and trying to pass the array to duplicated clips. The problem I'm running into is that I can only get data to the first duplicated movie and the original remains blank.

Here is the xml:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
  <content>        
              <article>
                          <last4id>1111</last4id>
                          <fnameid>fname1</fnameid>
                          <lnameid>lname1</lnameid>
                          <expdate>11/11</expdate>
                          <addressid>1111 First St</addressid>
                          <cityid>Los Angeles</cityid>
                          <stateid>CA1</stateid>
                          <zipid>11111</zipid>                        
              </article>
              <article>
                          <last4id>2222</last4id>
                          <fnameid>fname2</fnameid>
                          <lnameid>lname2</lnameid>
                          <expdate>22/22</expdate>
                          <addressid>2222 Second St</addressid>
                          <cityid>San Francisco</cityid>
                          <stateid>CA2</stateid>
                          <zipid>22222</zipid>                        
              </article>
  </content>

Here is how I'm loading the xml:

  function loadXML(loaded) {
              if (loaded) {
                          xmlNode = this.firstChild;
                          last4id = [];
                          fnameid = [];
                          lnameid = [];
                          expdate = [];
                          addressid = [];
                          cityid = [];
                          stateid = [];
                          zipid = [];
                          total = xmlNode.childNodes.length;
                          for (i=0; i<total; i++) {
                                      last4id[i] = xmlNode.childNodes[i].childNodes[0].firstChild.nodeValue;
                                      fnameid[i] = xmlNode.childNodes[i].childNodes[1].firstChild.nodeValue;
                                      lnameid[i] = xmlNode.childNodes[i].childNodes[2].firstChild.nodeValue;                          
                                      expdate[i] = xmlNode.childNodes[i].childNodes[3].firstChild.nodeValue;
                                      addressid[i] = xmlNode.childNodes[i].childNodes[4].firstChild.nodeValue;
                                      cityid[i] = xmlNode.childNodes[i].childNodes[5].firstChild.nodeValue;
                                      stateid[i] = xmlNode.childNodes[i].childNodes[6].firstChild.nodeValue;
                                      zipid[i] = xmlNode.childNodes[i].childNodes[7].firstChild.nodeValue;
                          }
                          nextFrame();
              } else {
                          trace("Can not load edit card xml");
              }
  }
  xmlData = new XML();
  xmlData.ignoreWhite = true;
  xmlData.onLoad = loadXML;
  xmlData.load("edittest.xml");

And on the next frame I'm running a for loop:

  for (i=1; i<total; ++i) {
              item_mc.info_mc.duplicateMovieClip("info_mc"+i, i);
              item_mc["info_mc"+i]._y = item_mc["info_mc"+i]._height+15;
              item_mc["info_mc"+i].fname.text = fnameid[i];
              item_mc["info_mc"+i].lname.text = lnameid[i];
              item_mc["info_mc"+i].cdigits.text = last4id[i];
              item_mc["info_mc"+i].cdate.text = expdate[i];
              item_mc["info_mc"+i].caddress.text = addressid[i];
              item_mc["info_mc"+i].ccity.text = cityid[i];
              item_mc["info_mc"+i].cstate.text = stateid[i];
              item_mc["info_mc"+i].czip.text = zipid[i];
  }

I'm wondering if I'm missing an initial load step or that I'm not splitting the array correctly.

Any and all help is greatly appreciated and thank you for taking a moment to look at this post.

Thanks,
Kumba