Hello

Ok...so I'm trying to embed the URL within the "location" tags of this XML file:

<playlist version="1">

<trackList>

<track>
<title>SOCCER - RAINBOW</title>
<location>http://www.site.com/soccer-rainbow.m4v</location>
<duration>23:27</duration>

<info>
http://www.site.com/info.php?video=RAINBOW&title=SOCCER
</info>
<meta rel="type">m4v</meta>

<image>
images.php?title=SOCCER&video=RAINBOW
</image>
</track>

<track>
<title>SOCCER</title>
<location/>
<meta rel="type"/>
</track>
</trackList>
</playlist>

That XML file is generated by "media.php?p=RAINBOW&z=SOCCER"

So, for my PHP script I tried this:

PHP Code:

<?php

  $title = $_GET['p'];
  $video = $_GET['z'];

  $url2='http://www.site.com/media.php?title='.$title.'&video='.$video;
  $sxml = simplexml_load_file($url2);

  list($node) = $sxml->xpath('/playlist/tracklist/track/location');
  header('Location: '.$node);

?>

And I also tried this but neither worked because they gave blank pages:

PHP Code:

<?php

$title = $_GET['p'];
$video = $_GET['z'];


      $url='http://www.site.com/media.php?title='.$title . '&video='.$video ;
      $string = file_get_contents($url); 

      $sxml = new SimpleXmlElement($string);
      $node =  $sxml->playlist/trackList/track/location;
      header('Location: '.$node);

?>

Help please?

Have you tried to check the value of $node? I no, then do it.

Wouldn't you skip that whole $node line and just do the following?

header('Location: '.$sxml->location);

Oh sorry i didn't notice your second lot of code then.

Use the following to make sure the variable is grabbing the object correctly.

print_r($node);

and comment out the header location line. Then you will see if it's grabbed the object and the construction of the object.