Re: Format my XML output in CakePHP

It's not that simple. Even though the array is changed, will still give something like:

<response>   <players>       <Player>         <id>2</id>         <first_name>Ciro</first_name>         <second_name>Spee</second_name>       </Player>   </players>  
<players>      <Player>        <id>3</id>        <first_name>Ugo</first_name>        <second_name>Ridi</second_name>      </Player>  </players>    </response>  

I have the same problem. So I tried to isolate the problem, and I think it is on the array returned by the Model class.

The array returned by the function find is:

array(  	(int) 0 => array(  		'Project' => array(  			'id' => '1'  		)  	),  	(int) 1 => array(  		'Project' => array(  			'id' => '2',  		)  	)  )

And the one which is cited in the documentation for XML (http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/core-utility-libraries/xml.html#transforming-an-array-into-a-string-of-xml) is:

array(  	'projects' => array(  		'project' => array(  			(int) 0 => array(  				'id' => (int) 1  			),  			(int) 1 => array(  				'id' => (int) 2  			)  		)  	)  )

Even after the XmlView._serialize() insert the <response> and "<output>" nodes, still have differences.

I'm using the 2.3.0 version, and there is no issue about this on http://cakephp.lighthouseapp.com/dashboard

This is really a problem?

Em quarta-feira, 23 de janeiro de 2013 22h26min36s UTC-2, jsundquist escreveu:

Change your set array to be players instead of output.

On Jan 23, 2013 6:01 PM, "Mariano C." <mariano....@gmail.com> wrote:

I have the players table with three field id, first_name, last_name. ThePlayersController have method index that show every player in the table:

public function index() {          $output = $this->Player->find('all');          $this->set(array(              'output' => $output,              '_serialize' => array('output')          ));          $this->render('generic_response');      }

and the generic_response is an XML view that look like this:

<?php  $xml = Xml::fromArray(array('response' => $output));  echo $xml->asXML();

The resulting XML is:

<response>    <output>       <Player>         <id>2</id>         <first_name>Ciro</first_name>         <second_name>Spee</second_name>       </Player>     </output>     <output>       <Player>         <id>3</id>         <first_name>Ugo</first_name>         <second_name>Ridi</second_name>       </Player>     </output>  </response>

but I want something like:

<response>    <players>       <Player>         <id>2</id>         <first_name>Ciro</first_name>         <second_name>Spee</second_name>       </Player>       <Player>         <id>3</id>         <first_name>Ugo</first_name>         <second_name>Ridi</second_name>       </Player>     </players>  </response>

How can I do this?

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