teamwarfare.com xml

<?

// arrays to associate XML elements with HTML output 
$startTagsArray = array(

'TEAMINFORMATION' => '',
'NAME'        => '<BR>NAME: ',
'URL'         => '<BR>URL: ',
'EMAIL'       => '<BR>EMAIL: ',
'STATUS'      => '<BR>STATUS: ',
'FOUNDER'     => '<BR>FOUNDER: ',
'DESCRIPTION' => '<BR>DESCRIPTION: ',

'COMPETITIONINFORMATION' => '<BR> ',
'HTTPLINK'     => '<BR>HTTPLINK:',
'XMLLINK'      => '<BR>XMLLINK: ',
'RANK'         => '<BR>RANK: ',
'WINS'         => '<BR>WINS: ',
'LOSSES'       => '<BR>LOSSES:',
'FORFEITS'     => '<BR>FORFEITS: ',

'MATCH STATUS' => '<BR>',
'OPPONENTNAME' => '<BR>OPPONENTNAME: ',
'HTMLLINK'     => '<BR>HTMLLINK: ',
'XMLLINK'      => '<BR>XMLLINK: ',
'MATCHDATE'    => '<BR>MATCHDATE: ',
'MAP NAME'     => '<BR>MAP NAME: ',
'PLAYER NAME'  => '<BR>PLAYER NAME: ',
'JOIN DATE'    => '<BR>JOIN DATE: ',
'POSION'       => '<BR>POSION: ',
'HTMLLINK'     => '<BR>HTMLLINK: '
);

$endTagsArray = array(
'LINE' => ','

);

// array to hold sub-totals
$subTotals = array();

// XML file
$xml_file = "http://www.teamwarfare.com/xml/viewteam_v2.asp?team=E%2DZ+Just+Kicked+Your+***";

// parse document
$doc = xmldocfile($xml_file);

// get the root node
$root = $doc->root();

// get its children
$children = $root->children();

// start printing
print_tree($children);

// this recursive function accepts an array of nodes as argument,
// iterates through it and: 
//   - marks up elements with HTML
//   - prints text as is
function print_tree($nodeCollection)
{
   global $startTagsArray, $endTagsArray, $subTotals;

   foreach ($nodeCollection as $node)
   {
     // how to handle elements
     if ($node->type == XML_ELEMENT_NODE)
     {
       // print HTML opening tags 
       echo $startTagsArray[strtoupper($node->tagname)];   
   
       // recurse
       $nextCollection = $node->children();
       print_tree($nextCollection);

       // once done, print closing tags
       echo $endTagsArray[strtoupper($node->tagname)];
     }
     // how to handle text nodes
     if ($node->type == XML_TEXT_NODE)
     {
       // print text as is
       echo($node->content);
     }

     // PI handling code would come here
     // this doesn't work too well in PHP 4.1.1
     // see the sidebar entitled "Process Failure" 
     // for more information
   }
}

// this function gets the character data within an element
// it accepts an element node as argument
// and dives one level deeper into the DOM tree 
// to retrieve the corresponding character data
function getNodeContent($node)
{
   $content = "";
   $children = $node->children();
   return $content;

}

?>