> Matthew Sims wrote: > >> My fault, I should have been more specific. An RSS reader. :) I was >> using >> xmlParser-0.3 and feedParser-0.5 to display news sites. Since I've >> converted to PHP5, they no longer work for me. > > definitely a combination of simplexml and DOM would work. You need DOM > in order to determine what the name of the root node's namespace is to > find RSS 1.0. > > http://php.net/simplexml > http://php.net/DOM > > for example: > > <?php > $rss = simplexml_load_file('http://www.example.com/blah.rss'); > $dom = new domdocument("1.0"); > $dom_rss = $dom->importnode($rss, true); > $dom_rss = $dom->appendchild($rss); > if ($dom_rss->namespaceURI == '') { > $rssversion = '1.0'; > } else { > $rssversion = $rss['version']; > } > switch ($rssversion) { > case '1.0' : > case '2.0' : > if (isset($rss->channel->pubDate)) { > echo "Publication Date: " . $rss->channel->pubDate . "<br > />"; > } > > case '0.91' : > case '0.92' : > case '0.93' : > case '0.94' : > echo '<a href="'; > echo $rss->channel->link; > echo '">' . $rss->channel->title . '</a><br />'; > foreach ($rss->channel->item as $item) { > echo $item->title . '<br />'; > echo '<a href="'; > echo $item->link; > echo '">' . $item->description . '</a><br />'; > } > break; > } > ?> > > Of course, the full range RSS tags are available to you as object > properties, and attributes as array access (like $rss['version']) > > Greg >
Very nice, thank you. This should get my feet wet with a little XML. -- --Matthew Sims --<http://killermookie.org> -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
