High-score online XML parsing

High score online help XML parsing this post was last edited by HUENKE from 2013-10-2515: 58: 22 & lt ;? Xml & nbsp; version1.0 & nbsp; encodingutf-8? & Gt; & lt; nodes & gt; & lt; node & nbsp; idc5569e2c-0f4a-4ec2-86ba-736b79ec high score online help XML parsing

This post was last edited by HUENKE at 15:58:22

 

 
  

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The structure is nodes. There are nodes under the node.
I want to create a triple loop
Foreach ()
{
Company name
Foreach ()
{
Save department name
Foreach ()
{Store leaf name}
}
}

How can I resolve it,

Xml

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------ Solution --------------------
What data format do you want ?, Organize the data structure by yourself.

 $ String = <
 
 

 
  
    
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XML;

$ Xml = new SimpleXMLElement ($ string );

$ Result = $ xml-> xpath ([email protected] ');
While (list (, $ node) = each ($ result )){
Echo [email protected]: ', $ node, "\ n ";
}
$ Result = $ xml-> xpath ([email protected] ');
While (list (, $ node) = each ($ result )){
Echo [email protected]: ', $ node, "\ n ";
}
$ Result = $ xml-> xpath ('// node [@ type = 1]/.. [email protected]');
While (list (, $ node) = each ($ result )){
Echo [email protected] _ id: ', $ node, "\ n ";
}
$ Result = $ xml-> xpath ('// node [@ type = 2]/.. [email protected]');
While (list (, $ node) = each ($ result )){
Echo [email protected] _ id: ', $ node, "\ n ";
}

?>

------ Solution --------------------

$ S = <XML

 

 
  
    
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XML;
$ Xml = simplexml_load_string ($ s );

Foreach ($ xml-> node as $ node ){
Foreach ($ node-> attributes () as $ k => $ v) echo "$ k => $ v \ n ";
Foreach ($ node-> node as $ node ){
Foreach ($ node-> attributes () as $ k => $ v) echo "$ k => $ v \ n ";