Hi,
Thanks for the help. I am able to grab the Result description text
using your method, but how can I grab this and the Date together?
$tests = $entry->getCcr()->getResults();
foreach ($tests as $test) {
$xpath = new DOMXpath($test->ownerDocument);
$resultName = $xpath->query("//ccr:Results/ccr:Result/ccr:Test/
ccr:Description/ccr:Text");
//$resultDate = $xpath->query("//ccr:Results/ccr:Result/ccr:DateTime/
ccr:ExactDateTime");
foreach ($resultName as $name => $date) {
echo "Test result: " . $name->nodeValue . "<br>";
}
}
I need to be able to implement something like:
echo "Test result: " . $name->nodeValue . " , Date: " . $date-
>nodeValue . "<br>";
How can I accomplish this? (Two separate "foreach" clauses cannot
bring the two data sets, Date and Name, together in the same spot.)
Thanks.
On Jan 6, 2:05 pm, "Eric (Google)" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Josh,
>
> You should not rely on the position of elements in the CCR data.
>
> Instead, I would use xpath to extract the elements you're looking for:
> foreach ($tests as $test) {
> $xpath = new DOMXpath($test->ownerDocument);
> $resultName = $xpath->query("//ccr:Results/ccr:Result/ccr:Test/
> ccr:Description/ccr:Text");
> foreach ($resultName as $name) {
> echo "Test result: " . $name->nodeValue . "<br>";
> }
>
> }
>
> On Jan 5, 5:54 pm, Josh <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I am working on grabbing information from Google for use on my site,
> > and I have a question about getting Test Results.
>
> > For procedures and immunizations, I have been able to get the
> > information using code similar to that seen below, except for the
> > change in the first line's "getTest()" to the appropriate category,
> > and the change in the third line's "Text" to Procedure and ProductName
> > respectively.
>
> > The difference that concerns me is the "item" number on line 3. For
> > procedures and immunizations, "item(0)" worked fine. For Test Results,
> > I have to use "item(1)". Is this stable code? Is the order of the
> > Google CCR static, and will the item number remain consistent for
> > grabbing the desired data? If yes, then I'll leave it as is. But if
> > not, what is the better way to accomplish this?
>
> > code fragment:
> > $tests = $entry->getCcr()->getTest();
> > foreach ($tests as $test) {
> > $edesc = $test->getElementsByTagName("Text")->item(1)->nodeValue;
>
> > $edate = $test->getElementsByTagName("ExactDateTime")->item
> > (0)->nodeValue;
> > echo $edesc.' on '.$edate;
> > .........etc.........
>
> > Thanks.
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