[Reading Nested XML child nodes in php]

Sorry for that, i did it because it also has XML. Really Sorry.

 

What i was trying to do is read the values of Status and Redirect URL is Response

 

$Response = <Serivce>
                            <Application>
                                  <Status>Yes</Status>
                                 <RedirectURL>http://www.google.com?test=abc&xyz=123</RedirectURL>
                            </Application>
                     </Serivce>

 

But when i try to do it using

 

   

$xmlDoc = new DOMDocument();
	$xmlDoc-­>loadXML($Response);
	$x = $xmlDoc-­>getElementsByTagName("Serivce");
	$results = array();
	foreach($x as $item)
	{
		$res = array();
		if($item->childNodes->length)
		{
			foreach($item‐>childNodes as $i)
			{
				echo "Node Name - ".$i->nodeName."<br>";
				echo "Node Value - ".$i->nodeValue."<br>";
				$res[$i->nodeName] = $i->nodeValue;
			}
		}
		$results[] = $res;
	}
	var_dump($results);

 

 

 

After running this code i was getting

 

array
  empty

 

If there was only 1 child nodes it gives correct output. But when there is Nested Child Nodes it become a problem.

 

Please advice me how to solve this

[Reading Nested XML child nodes in php]

hi,

 

I want help in reading xml child nodes. Please help me guys.

 

<Serivce>

      <Application>

                <Status>Yes</Status>

                <RedirectURL>http://www.google.com?test=abc&xyz=123</RedirectURL>

      </Application>

</Serivce>

 

Thanks in Advance

 

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