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Posted by Chuy08 on 02/16/07 21:02
Currently I have the following XML document:
<Programs>
<Program>
<ProductTypeName>30 Yr Fixed</ProductTypeName>
<Rate>6.250</Rate>
<APR>6.274</APR>
<InvestorName>Helos</InvestorName>
<Payment>2832.298</Payment>
</Program>
<Program>
<ProductTypeName>30 Yr Fixed</ProductTypeName>
<Rate>9.250</Rate>
<APR>9.293</APR>
<InvestorName>Avalon</InvestorName>
<Payment>3784.306</Payment>
</Program>
<Program>
<ProductTypeName>5/1 Arm</ProductTypeName>
<Rate>6.375</Rate>
<APR>6.399</APR>
<InvestorName>Carl1</InvestorName>
<Payment>2869.802</Payment>
</Program>
</Programs>
I load it up in a domdocument and iterate through it with the following:
$returns = array();
for($i = 0; $i < $xmlproducttype->length; $i++)
{
$returns[$i]['ProductTypeName'] =
$xmlproducttype->item($i)->nodeValue;
$returns[$i]['InvestorName'] =
$xmlinvestorname->item($i)->nodeValue;
$returns[$i]['Rate'] = $xmlrate->item($i)->nodeValue;
$returns[$i]['APR'] = $xmlapr->item($i)->nodeValue;
$returns[$i]['Payment'] = $xmlpayment->item($i)->nodeValue;
}
Giving me the following style array:
$returns['0']['ProductTypeName']
What I need to figure out is how to iterate through this XML document to
make an array where the unique ProductTypeName, which can be repeated many
times, is the key name and the values are the other elements in the xml
document. I am looking to get something like the following:
$records=array(
array('30 year fixed' =>
array('InvestorName' => Carl1, 'Rate'=>6.0, ...)
array('InvestorName' => Avalon, 'Rate'=>6.0, ...)
print_r($records['30 year fixed']['InvestorName']) = Avalon
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