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Re: Using PHP to parse specific XML tag content?

From: sheldonlg <sheldonlg>
To: NULL
Date: 12/3/2008 11:19:00 AM
Ron Fox wrote:
> Mechphisto wrote:
> 
>> Oh holy sheesh!
>> I saw somewhere something about the parser converting tags to
>> uppercase, so I changed all the tags to uppercase in the PHP and in
>> the XML file, and bammo! It all works fine now.
>> Crazy, annoying... grrr.
>>
> uh... that sounds so broken.. xml is case sensitive... is it possible 
> the parser has a flag to run in html mode (where tags are not case 
> sensitive), and that flag needs to be turned off to truly parse xml?
> 
> Ah yes:
> 
> see the xml_parser_set_option man page:
> http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.xml-parser-set-option.php
> 
> Specifically the XML_OPTION_CASE_FOLDING
> 
> and remember that http://us.php.net is your friend.

Correction:  php.net is your bible!  :-)  (....at least that is how I 
referred to it when I recently taught my daughter how to program in PHP).


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