Re: bad use of foreach() when building xml str from xml tree(source code provided here).
| From: | Scott Fletcher | Date: | Wed, 28 Sep 2005 20:08:36 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: bad use of foreach() when building xml str from xml tree(source code provided here). | ||
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> $array = array('NEWSFEED' => array(
> '0' => array(
> 'MESSAGE' => array(
> '0' => array(
> 'COMMENT' => array(
> '0' => array(
> 'VALUE' => 'Comment #1')))),
> '1' => array(
> 'MESSAGE' => array(
> '0' => array(
> 'COMMENT' => array(
> '0' => array(
> 'VALUE' => 'Comment #2'))))
> )));
Parse error: parse error, unexpected ';', expecting ')' in blah blah... But
I fixed it this time and got the output.. Not a very good output here...
--snip--
<NEWSFEED>
<MESSAGE>
<COMMENT>
<VALUE>Comment #1</VALUE>
</COMMENT>
<MESSAGE>
<COMMENT>
<VALUE>Comment #2</VALUE>
</COMMENT>
</MESSAGE>
</MESSAGE>
</NEWSFEED>
--snip--
> how did you transform the xml data into an array?
See the link at http://www.devdump.com/phpxml.php .
I wasn't very happy
with the feature in Pear so I had to make one on my own and did some
research on google where I came upon this and I'm very happy with this
result. I need something that is dynamic of some sort.
FletchSOD