Re: Here's the workaround to assign data from XML tag into array!
| From: | Scott Fletcher | Date: | Tue, 06 Aug 2002 13:40:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Here's the workaround to assign data from XML tag into array! | ||
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Looked it up on PHP.net website and found that I would have to use the
configure option, "--with-dom". Some good information about DOM XML. I'm
not looking forward to recompiling PHP, so I'll leave it the way it is
because I have too many configure options. Haven't found much information
about SAP XML. I'll tell you what, I'll have a brief reference in the web
script to remind us aobut these function for the future usuage.
"Richard Lynch" <rich@phpbootcamp.com> wrote in message
news:php.general-111285@news.php.net...
> > After a few days, I came to the conclusion that the workaround to the
> >PHP code for parsing XML and stuff like that are not going to work. Due
to
> >the fact that the data have to be put into a file which is illegal for me
to
> >store the credit bureau inquiry data. Again, due to the fact that that
>
> Either SAX or DOM (or both?) will cheerfully accept a string argument
> instead of a file...
>
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