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DOMIT! - A DOM XML Parser for PHP
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DOMIT! is an XML parser for PHP. It is lightweight, fast, and implements a generous subset of the DOM Level 2 specification. The primary goal of DOMIT! is to provide PHP developers with a standards-compliant means of working with XML, thus ensuring more portable and communicable code. DOMIT! is not an extension; it is written purely in PHP and should therefore run on any Web hosting platform with PHP 4 and above installed. DOMIT! requires coupling with a SAX parser. You can use either the SAXY parser that comes bundled with DOMIT! or the Expat parser that is included in most later PHP distributions.
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XSLT sablotron extension in PHP4
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The author notes "Since PHP4.0.3RC2 the sablotron extension for XSLT is shipped with PHP. I wrote therefore a most simple class, which should allow a basic understanding, of how it works."
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UPS XML Shipping Tool PHP Function Library
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UPS XML Shipping Tool PHP Function Library is a series of PHP functions that enable your web application to ship, confirm, and void shipments via UPS's XML servers. These functions will assist you in rapidly developing your UPS shipping web application. You can use these functions within your application to:Generate UPS shipping labels to be printed on thermal or laser printers. Automate your shipping with your database driven web application. Eliminate duplicate data entry and human error in your shipping process.
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PHP XML News Feed
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PHP Newsfeed started out as a way for us(a href="http://www.wilsonncareabusinesses.com/"WilsonNCAreaBusinesses/a) to give our users the news that matters most. Sure, you could use any of the available free newsfeeds and get great news on your site, however they lack in versatility and the ability to customize to your individual needs. So, after some searching, it was clear that we needed our own XML feed generated off of a MySQL database, so that we could post local stories that we came across, or headlines provided by outside newsfeed sources.
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