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To parse XML data to an array using PHP, you can use the SimpleXMLElement class to parse the XML data and convert it to an array. Here is a simple example:
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$xmlString = '<data><item name="John" age="30"/><item name="Jane" age="25"/></data>'; $xml = new SimpleXMLElement($xmlString); $array = json_decode(json_encode($xml), true); print_r($array); |
In this example, the XML data is stored in a string variable $xmlString
. We then create a new instance of SimpleXMLElement using this XML string. We then use json_encode
and json_decode
functions to convert the object to an associative array.
After running this code, the array variable will contain the parsed XML data in array format.
You can also access specific elements or attributes of the XML data by using the following syntax:
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// Accessing attributes of an element echo $array['item'][0]['@attributes']['name']; // Output: John // Accessing elements echo $array['item'][1]['@attributes']['age']; // Output: 25 |
This is a simple way to parse XML data to an array using PHP.