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Ok,

I want to read a RSS feed and extract some of its contents and put them into arrays.

For example take a look at this snippet of an RSS feed from my site:


[code]<item>
<title>Glass Material</title>
<link>
http://www.tutorialdash.com/tutorial/3d-studio-max/textures/view/Glass-Material
</link>
<description>Glass Material - 3D Studio Max Tutorials</description>
</item>
<item>
<title>Cool Explosion</title>
<link>
http://www.tutorialdash.com/tutorial/3d-studio-max/special-effects/view/Cool-Explosion
</link>
<description>Cool Explosion - 3D Studio Max Tutorials</description>
</item>
<item>
<title>Cigarette Smoke</title>
<link>
http://www.tutorialdash.com/tutorial/3d-studio-max/special-effects/view/Cigarette-Smoke
</link>
<description>Cigarette Smoke - 3D Studio Max Tutorials</description>
</item>[/code]

There are three items here - after running it I want to have an array something like the following...

$item[0] = first item
$item[1] = second item
$item[2] = third item

$item[0][0] = first items title
$item[0][1] = first items link



etc..... How can this be done?


Remember this will in fact go through 25+ items each time not just 3...

Thanks
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