On Wednesday 05 October 2005 06:20 pm, php@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > My company recently installed google's search appliance and I am working > on some scripts to display the search results on our various websites. > The problem I'm having is using the XML parsing functions I've used on > other pages is not working because the returned XML has invalid xml > characters in it. For example, the data between the xml tags include > html tags that are supposed to be displayed. But when I parse the xml, > the parse sees these tags as new start tags. Is there a way to work > around this or a different way to parse this document? I've heard a > little about XSLT really don't know anything about it and am wondering > if that is the way to deal with it? XSL can display the contents using a <xsl:copy-of select="node"/> bear in mind tho that it also copies the node name. example: <node>copied stuff<br/></node> copying only the inner content can be achieved by doing a select="." however you'll need to have the current node be the one that you want copied. this can be done by using a <xsl:for-each select="node"> <xsl:copy-of select="."/> </xsl:for-each> If anyone else knows of a better way _please_ let me know :) When working with XML and going to HTML .. IMO XSL is the best way to accomplish it. > > Here is a part of the XML returned by the google appliance: > <GSP VER="3.2"> > <TM>0.008398</TM> > <Q>information services</Q> > <PARAM name="q" value="information services" > original_value="information+services"/> > <PARAM name="site" value="shpolicy" original_value="shpolicy"/> > <PARAM name="client" value="shpolicy" original_value="shpolicy"/> > <PARAM name="output" value="xml_no_dtd" original_value="xml_no_dtd"/> > <PARAM name="btnG" value="Google_Search" > original_value="Google+Search"/> > <PARAM name="ip" value="10.2.4.44" original_value="10.2.4.44"/> > <PARAM name="access" value="p" original_value="p"/> > - > <RES SN="1" EN="10"> > <M>86</M> > <FI/> > - > <NB> > - > <NU> > /search?q=information+services&site=shpolicy&hl=en&output=xml_no_dtd&client >=shpolicy&access=p&sort=date:D:L:d1&start=10&sa=N </NU> > </NB> > - > <R N="1" MIME="application/pdf"> > - > <U> > http://shpolicy.shservices.org/administrative/InformationServices/housewide >applicable/Information%20Services%20Software%20Purchasing%20Policy.pdf </U> > - > <UE> > http://shpolicy.shservices.org/administrative/InformationServices/housewide >applicable/Information%2520Services%2520Software%2520Purchasing%2520Policy.p >df </UE> > - > <T> > <b>Information</b> <b>Services</b> Software Purchasing > </T> > <RK>5</RK> > <FS NAME="date" VALUE="2005-09-07"/> > - > <S> > <b>...</b> Administrative Housewide Policy <b>Information</b> > <b>Services</b> Software Purchasing Applicable<br> Campus: Salem and > West Valley Hospitals Department Name: <b>Information</b> <b>...</b> > </S> > - > <HAS> > <L/> > <C SZ="" CID="4_wracnOVC8:"/> > </HAS> > </R> > > I can send the parsing code but it's fairly straight forward and I > didn't want to needlessly fill up the email. > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks, > Robbert van Andel -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
