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Basically, you'll have to do as the other respondents suggest and format the JSON output yourself. This gives me the JSON I'm after - pretty similar to what you want. It's recursive, so it will work for any XML. This XML: <pre><code> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <lss> <image type="Profile Image" part_id="11017" media="Image1.jpg" base="Image1" ext="jpg" width="128" height="96"/> <image type="Profile Image" part_id="11016" media="Image2.jpg" base="Image2" ext="jpg" width="180" height="225"/> </lss> </code></pre> Is formatted like this: <pre><code> { "image":[ { "type":"Profile Image", "part_id":"11017", "media":"Image1.jpg", "base":"Image1", "ext":"jpg", "width":"128", "height":"96" }, { "type":"Profile Image", "part_id":"11016", "media":"Image2.jpg", "base":"Image2", "ext":"jpg", "width":"180", "height":"225" } ] } </code></pre> That might be fine for you, but if not you'd only have to modify $final_tree slightly to get the array of naked "box" objects on the top level. <pre><code> function xml2json($xmlString) { $start_tree = (array) simplexml_load_string(trim($xmlString)); $final_tree = array(); loopRecursivelyForAttributes($start_tree,$final_tree); return json_encode($final_tree); } function loopRecursivelyForAttributes($start_tree,&$final_tree) { foreach ($start_tree as $key1=>$row1) { if(!array_key_exists($key1, $final_tree)) { $final_tree[$key1] = array(); } // If there is only one sub node, then there will be one less // array - ie: $row1 will be an array which has an '@attributes' key if(array_key_exists('@attributes', $row1)) { $row1 = (array) $row1; getValues($start_tree,$final_tree, $key1, $row1); } else { foreach ($row1 as $row2) { $row2 = (array) $row2; getValues($start_tree,$final_tree, $key1, $row2); } } } } function getValues($start_tree,&$final_tree, $key1, $row2) { foreach ($row2 as $key3=>$val3) { $val3 = (array) $val3; if($key3 == '@attributes') { $final_tree[$key1][] = $val3; } else { $temp_parent = array(); $temp_parent[$key3] = $val3; loopRecursivelyForAttributes($temp_parent,$final_tree[$key1][count($final_tree[$key1])-1]); } } } </code></pre>
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