Hello ... and thank you so very much for assisting!
The core libraries > utilities > xml documentation seems to imply that I
can return the value of a tag's text by using '@' as the key. See
following, straight from the documentation:
===============================
<?php
$xmlArray = array(
'project' => array(
'@id' => 1,
'name' => 'Name of project, as tag',
'@' => 'Value of project'
)
);
$xmlObject = Xml::fromArray($xmlArray);
$xmlString = $xmlObject->asXML();
The content of $xmlString will be:
<?php
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project id="1">Value of project<name>Name of project, as
tag</name></project>
===============================
This is definitely what I would like to do, but whenever I use '@' as a
key, I get a major page full of errors.
I would like to return something like: <project id="1">Value of
project</project> (with no child tags)
In fact, and this is probably a different issue, I would really like to
return:
<projects>
<project id="1">Value of project</project>
<project id="2">Value of project</project>
<project id="3">Value of project</project>
<project id="4">Value of project</project>
</projects>
Again, thank you!!!
Kevin
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