On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 2:42 PM, teji infin <teji.infin@gmail.com> wrote:
> App::import('Utility', 'Xml');
> $file =
> Xml::toArray(Xml::build('C:\wamp\www\uploadxml\app\webroot\files\new.xml'));
> // foreach($file['NewDataSet']['Products'] as $products):
> // {
> // $tp['text']=$products[1];
> // $tp['date']=$products[2];
> //// $tp['text']=$products['gunid'];
> //// $tp['date']=$products['stockcode'];
> // $this->XmlTables->create($tp);
> // $this->XmlTables->save($tp);
>
> // }endforeach;
> //print_r($file);
>
> $this->set('teji',Xml::toArray(Xml::build('C:\wamp\www\uploadxml\app\webroot\files\new.xml')));
> foreach($file as $val):
> {
> foreach($val as $de):
> {
> foreach($de as $pt):
> {
> foreach($pt as $cd):
> {
>
> echo $cd;
> // $p=array('text'=>$cd[''],'date'=>$cd[1]);
> // $this->XmlTable->save($p);
> }endforeach;
> }endforeach;
> }endforeach;
> }endforeach;
> }
> i tried all of this bt no updation plz help.
For a start, with the foreach loops, either use the colon _or_ brackets.
foreach($array as $thing):
do_stuff_with($thing);
endforeach;
_or_
foreach($array as $thing) {
do_stuff_with($thing);
}
I also think you've gone too deep with the foreach loops, given the
array that you showed earlier anyway.
Where did you have that code in your app? Is it in the controller?
What is the name of the controller?
Do you get anything back to the screen when you "echo $cd;" ?
Mike.
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