On Fri, April 1, 2005 1:53 pm, Brian Dunning said:
I've been looking at the XML commands and am feeling a bit overwhelmed.
My needs are simple and I'm hoping there's an easy solution that I'm
just missing. I have a hunk of well-formed XML in a variable, $xml, and
it contains only one instance
Brian Dunning wrote:
I've been looking at the XML commands and am feeling a bit overwhelmed.
My needs are simple and I'm hoping there's an easy solution that I'm
just missing. I have a hunk of well-formed XML in a variable, $xml, and
it contains only one instance of pricex.xx/price. I just want
I've been looking at the XML commands and am feeling a bit overwhelmed.
My needs are simple and I'm hoping there's an easy solution that I'm
just missing. I have a hunk of well-formed XML in a variable, $xml, and
it contains only one instance of pricex.xx/price. I just want to
get the $price
If you are using PHP5 check out SimpleXML (http://php.net/simplexml)
On Apr 1, 2005 10:53 PM, Brian Dunning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been looking at the XML commands and am feeling a bit overwhelmed.
My needs are simple and I'm hoping there's an easy solution that I'm
just missing. I
you can handle xml output as if a string file, then easily parse xml file
with preg_match / preg_match_all,
smt like this can do the job:
?php
$str=xml version bla
blapricesomevaluehere/pricepricesomevaluehere2/pricepricesomevaluehere2/priceetc;
preg_match_all(/price([^])*\/price/i, $str,
The XML functions really aren't that hard to use. If you just want a
simple parse to pick out something have a look at:
for PHP4: http://php.net/xml_parse_into_struct
for PHP5: http://php.net/simplexml_load_file
-Rasmus
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you can handle xml output as if a string file,
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