XMLSearch() function - parsing xml search feed
Hi There,
I am trying to parse a 3rd party generic xml search feed in coldfusion so that I create a html output of the feed on my website.
To do this I am referencing a url that is not on my website. Let's call it http://www.externalxmlfeedurl.com
The xml file on the external url is in the following format:
<Results xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocat
-
<ResultSet id="searchResults" numResults="3">
-
<Listing rank="1" title="175 <b>Hotels</b> in <b>Your Area</b>" description="Book your <b>hotel</b></b> online. Save up to 75% on your reservation." siteHost="www.destinationurlone.com/Hotels">
-
<ClickUrl type="body">
http://someurl1
</ClickUrl>
</Listing>
-
<Listing rank="2" title="<b></b> <b>Hotels</b> - Book Now" description="Up to 70% off <b></b> <b>Hotels</b>. Compare and book online now." siteHost="www.destinationurltwo.com/Hotels">
-
<ClickUrl type="body">
http://someurl2
</ClickUrl>
</Listing>
-
<Listing rank="3" title="<b></b> <b>Hotels</b>" description="Up to 75% Off in <b></b> <b>Hotels</b>. Easy Booking, Instant Confirmation" siteHost="destinationurltw
-
<ClickUrl type="body">
http://someurl3
</ClickUrl>
</Listing>
+
</ResultSet>
</Results>
What I am trying to do is to convert this xml data to a html output on one of my coldfusion pages
I am trying to get the output to be in the following format
Ad Title 1
Ad Description 1
Ad URL 1
Ad Title 2
Ad Description 2
Ad URL 2
Ad Title 3
Ad Description 3
Ad URL 3
I am very inexperienced using xml and the XmlSearch() and XMLParse() functions. Can you please assist me understand what I need to do to get this done.
I am trying to parse a 3rd party generic xml search feed in coldfusion so that I create a html output of the feed on my website.
To do this I am referencing a url that is not on my website. Let's call it http://www.externalxmlfeedurl.com
The xml file on the external url is in the following format:
<Results xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocat
-
<ResultSet id="searchResults" numResults="3">
-
<Listing rank="1" title="175 <b>Hotels</b> in <b>Your Area</b>" description="Book your <b>hotel</b></b> online. Save up to 75% on your reservation." siteHost="www.destinationurlone.com/Hotels">
-
<ClickUrl type="body">
http://someurl1
</ClickUrl>
</Listing>
-
<Listing rank="2" title="<b></b> <b>Hotels</b> - Book Now" description="Up to 70% off <b></b> <b>Hotels</b>. Compare and book online now." siteHost="www.destinationurltwo.com/Hotels">
-
<ClickUrl type="body">
http://someurl2
</ClickUrl>
</Listing>
-
<Listing rank="3" title="<b></b> <b>Hotels</b>" description="Up to 75% Off in <b></b> <b>Hotels</b>. Easy Booking, Instant Confirmation" siteHost="destinationurltw
-
<ClickUrl type="body">
http://someurl3
</ClickUrl>
</Listing>
+
</ResultSet>
</Results>
What I am trying to do is to convert this xml data to a html output on one of my coldfusion pages
I am trying to get the output to be in the following format
Ad Title 1
Ad Description 1
Ad URL 1
Ad Title 2
Ad Description 2
Ad URL 2
Ad Title 3
Ad Description 3
Ad URL 3
I am very inexperienced using xml and the XmlSearch() and XMLParse() functions. Can you please assist me understand what I need to do to get this done.
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>> and like a structure, can be accessed with array notation ie #structName.keyName#
Correction for the archives:
That should be dot notation, instead of "array" notation :)
Correction for the archives:
That should be dot notation, instead of "array" notation :)
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ie Rank, Title and Description are all attributes
<Listing rank="1" title="Something ....." Description="Blah,blah ....">
</Listing>