Re: Re: XML_Serializer - flexible node attributes?

Le dimanche 18 décembre 2005 à 22:22 -0500, Stephen Musgrave a écrit : > Andrew - > > Thanks for the simplexml tip, I hadn't yet made it to that point, but > as soon as I ran into the problem, you suggestion came in handy. > > However, I am still having trouble with my need to create a node with > both sub-nodes and attributes. I don't quite see how attributesArray > would handle it - it seems like all or nothing. > > Here is an example what I am trying to accomplish: > > ... > <ExchangeVisitor requestID="96" userID="userID" > printForm="1"> > <LastName>bbbb</LastName> > <FirstName>aaaa</FirstName> > </ExchangeVisitor> > ... > > But if I use attributesArray it also wants to put LastName and > FirstName as an attribute to the ExchangeVisitor. I only want > requestID, userID, printForm as attributes and everything else as > sub-nodes. > > Any ideas? Examples? I'm not sure to well understand (my english is bad sorry) but your example could be make like this with XFC (XML_FastCreate) : $x->ExchangeVisitor(array('requestID'=>'96', userID'=>'userID', 'printForm'=>'1'), $x->LastName('bbbb'), $x->FirstName('aaaa') ) Re-explain me if I haven't understand your problem > > Thanks! > > > On Dec 16, 2005, at 3:26 PM, Andrew Nagy wrote: > > > Andrew Nagy wrote: > >> Stephen Musgrave wrote: > >>> Someone had responded to the thread, explaining that they should use > >>> XML_FastCreate instead. > >> Yes, I am in the process of switching my XML_Serializer object over > >> to an XML_FastCreate because I don't think there is anyway to have > >> multiple elements at one level with the same name due to the nature > >> of associative arrays. > >> It looks like XML_FastCreate can accomplish what you need to do. > > > > Scratch that idea, I am sticking with XML_Serializer. XML_FastCreate > > will not allow the use of ':' in an element name (commonly used with > > namespaces) due to the nature of object variables. > > > > Also, I figured out how to allow multiple elements at one level with > > the same name. You can set everything in a subarray and use the > > "simplexml" option. > > > > Andrew > > > > > > >