Hmmm, that looks interesting.
On another note, I've made a simple parse based on PEAR's XML_Parser
that parses an entire XML tree into associative arrays. Feel free to use
it.
http://www.reversefold.com/~papercrane/XML_Parser_Assoc/Assoc.phps
I haven't used that class before, or else I probabl
Jason Barnett wrote:
Kenn Murrah wrote:
Jason:
Yes, I am aware of the problem. However, for the very simple XML
files that I'm being asked to process, it's not an issue -- each file
has, for example, one and only one occurrence of "fullname" So,
while I realize that any solution I achie
Kenn Murrah wrote:
Jason:
Yes, I am aware of the problem. However, for the very simple XML files
that I'm being asked to process, it's not an issue -- each file has, for
example, one and only one occurrence of "fullname" So, while I
realize that any solution I achieve for this project wi
Jason:
Yes, I am aware of the problem. However, for the very simple XML files
that I'm being asked to process, it's not an issue -- each file has, for
example, one and only one occurrence of "fullname" So, while I
realize that any solution I achieve for this project will have virtually
n
Kenn Murrah wrote:
Greetings.
I've been RTFM all morning and for the live of me can't figure out how
to relate the element name to its data, e.g. if the element name is
"fullname" and the data is "John Doe' how do I achieve $fullname =
"John Doe" I must not be understanding how xml_parse wor
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