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the LIBXML parameter is what this snippet is about. Also this is one way to retrieve XML without having a XML-declaration prepended <?xml>
1 681 posted 13 years ago by iroybot
0 683 posted 14 years ago by Mosaic
1 1306 posted 14 years ago by ginoplusio
This is the beginning of my retrieval of twitter status class...just something im playing with right now. It retrieves the xml, saves it on your server, then you can either use javascript or php to traverse the xml tree.
0 667 posted 14 years ago by alvincrespo
i could put a demo of this in action if you want
0 812 posted 14 years ago by abbey
Because htmlentities just doesn't cut it. Recently needed this to work with 3rd part software, ended up having to make it pretty robust so thought I'd share!
0 468 posted 14 years ago by dom111
Some valid UTF-8 characters are illegal in XML: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#charsets This statement strips them from your strings.
0 1990 posted 14 years ago by jdbartlett
Manipulates XML nodes using PHP's Dom library. Includes XPath navigation, child manipulation, and deletion of current document.
0 576 posted 14 years ago by mikeevans
Convenience function to set a SimpleXMLElement's attributes quickly.
0 550 posted 14 years ago by iloveitaly
Export entire database schema to local xml file.
1 676 posted 15 years ago by jonniespratley
your database needs id, bezeichner and parent fields
1 568 posted 15 years ago by antpaw
this will give you a lovely RSS. Im sure you will need to edit the database stuff and row names
5 923 posted 15 years ago by antpaw
0 494 posted 15 years ago by calvin
simple :)
7 746 posted 15 years ago by antpaw
This is a simple example of how to read and write XML that includes reading attributes and nodes.
1 694 posted 15 years ago by donkeykong
Stolen from the mentioned URL - this is used to make SPRY Framework work together with MYSQL.
2 827 posted 16 years ago by Nils
Was fiddling around at work one day thought this might be useful.
9 2976 posted 16 years ago by djdykes
Often PHP can't interpret POST data because it is not form-encoded. This is typical when the post data is XML from API's like Flash's XmlSocket. You can use the following methods to read the POST data directly.
1 1327 posted 17 years ago by mthorn
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