Do a var_dump($feed); to see how the Atom XML is parsed
into an object.  Also var_dump($feed->entries[0]); will
give you just entry ($feed contains a lot of extras).

Eric

On Aug 8, 3:48 am, "jwill...@uncc.edu" <jwill...@uncc.edu> wrote:
> How Do I get a dump of the feed from a google docs account... if I do
> a simple:
>
> print "$feed";
>
> nothing shows up, but it is able to parse it into it's individual
> components (i.e $feed->entries). I'm unable to find a good doc that
> shows everything the feed returns, so I'd like to see what my feed
> looks like when i call it up...
>
> Thanks...
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