Hi Bob and Max,
I am at it again - though this time it gets complex. Is this possible -
Step-by-step:
a) I have a user that must complete a form that carries information about exercises they have performed (this is for a gym).
b) I would like each user to export their data under their username so once they have completed the form 5 times, all the data can be written to one XML file, specific to that user; the aim being to display a chronography of all their entries (the form will be consistent across all users).
c) This data is then fetched by 'amcharts' (fantastic graphing software) to display the users health scores over the course of exercises.
Is it possible? Where do I start?
I am at it again - though this time it gets complex. Is this possible -
Step-by-step:
a) I have a user that must complete a form that carries information about exercises they have performed (this is for a gym).
b) I would like each user to export their data under their username so once they have completed the form 5 times, all the data can be written to one XML file, specific to that user; the aim being to display a chronography of all their entries (the form will be consistent across all users).
c) This data is then fetched by 'amcharts' (fantastic graphing software) to display the users health scores over the course of exercises.
Is it possible? Where do I start?
Hi simong,
Yes, you can create xml files OK, I've done several recently. It needs hand coding using the PHP DOM Functions
Bob
PS Here's an extract from a code chunk to create an xml file (the data here is the $p object, and much of the detailed code is omitted):
Yes, you can create xml files OK, I've done several recently. It needs hand coding using the PHP DOM Functions
Bob
PS Here's an extract from a code chunk to create an xml file (the data here is the $p object, and much of the detailed code is omitted):
/* Fabrication du fichier .xml */
$dom = new DomDocument('1.0', 'UTF-8');
$main_details = $root->appendChild($dom->createElement('main_details'));
$elements = array(
'reference' => $p->ref,
'title' => $p->texte_xml_intitule_en,
'link' => $link,
'prix' => $p->prixdevente,
'bedrooms' => $p->bedrooms,
'land_size' => $p->carrez_space,
'department' => $p->department_id,
'property_type' => $this->getFeatureValue('types', $p->type_id),
'floors' => $p->nb_etages,
'sale_status' => ''
);
foreach ( $elements as $k => $v ) {
$main_details->appendChild($dom->createElement($k, $v));
}
$description = $main_details->appendChild($dom->createElement('description'));
$description->appendChild($dom->createCDATASection($p->texte_xml_description_en));
$dom->formatOutput = true;
$dom->save($this->root.$agency.DS.$filename);
Hi Bob,
Thanks again for your great support.
Being a pencil pusher rather than a coder... am I correct in reading this code, that multiple submissions from a given user will produce a single "amended" (added to) XML file for that user alone ie: 10 users, 10 xml files (each having registered and logged-in)
Thanks Bob
Thanks again for your great support.
Being a pencil pusher rather than a coder... am I correct in reading this code, that multiple submissions from a given user will produce a single "amended" (added to) XML file for that user alone ie: 10 users, 10 xml files (each having registered and logged-in)
Thanks Bob
Hi simong,
Depends on how you write the code and what the requirement is. You could have one per user, one for all users (with separate sections for each user). You can update an existing file or re-create a new one . . . too much choice!
Bob
Depends on how you write the code and what the requirement is. You could have one per user, one for all users (with separate sections for each user). You can update an existing file or re-create a new one . . . too much choice!
Bob
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