In this example, you will see using foreach function twice. Ok, let's start write codes. We will write the following xml codes and save it as file name 'example.xml'.
<producer>
<producer>
<food>
<foodname>banana</foodname>
<foodprice>100 kyats</foodprice>
</food>
</producer>
<producer>
<food>
<foodname>lime</foodname>
<foodprice>200 kyats</foodprice>
</food>
</producer>
<producer>
<food>
<foodname>milk</foodname>
<foodprice>300 kyats</foodprice>
</food>
</producer>
</producer>
And then we will write the following php codes and save it as filename 'xml.php'.
<?php
$xml = simplexml_load_file('example.xml');
foreach($xml -> producer as $producer){
foreach($producer as $food){
echo $food -> foodname.' = '.$food -> foodprice.'.</br>';
}
}
?>
To test the codes, open your browser and write xml.php in your browser. Then, you will see all data in .xml file.
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