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I have a XML file that looks to be generated from php (live feed). Basically it contains data that I want to do a versus comparison & output on a html webpage. The XML feed looks like this: <pre><code><feeds> <level id="999991000" name="Premier level"> <group name="mix"> <battles> <battle> <supplier id="3000000" name="Stongteam" result="190" percentage="64%"/> <supplier id="3000222" name="Blackteam" result="109" percentage="36%"/> </battle> <battle> <supplier id="3000000" name="Strongteam" result="198" percentage="66%"/> <supplier id="3000111" name="Redteam" result="101" percentage="34%"/> </battle> </battles> </group> </level> <level id="9999922222" name="Expert level"> <group name="mix"> <battles> <battle> <supplier id="3000000" name="Stongteam" result="178" percentage="73%"/> <supplier id="3000222" name="Blackteam" result="65" percentage="27%"/> </battle> <battle> <supplier id="3000000" name="Strongteam" result="173" percentage="71%"/> <supplier id="3000111" name="Redteam" result="70" percentage="29%"/> </battle> </battles> </group> </level> </feeds> </code></pre> I basically need to display a few things from this file, for example. Premier level For battle 1 - teamname1 VS teamname2 Result for teamname 1 VS Result for teamname2 Percentage for teamname 1 VS Percentage for teamname2 For battle 2 - teamname1 VS teamname3 Result for teamname 1 VS Result for teamname3 Percentage for teamname 1 VS Percentage for teamname3 Expert level For battle 1 - teamname VS teamname2 Result for teamname 1 VS Result for teamname2 Percentage for teamname 1 VS Percentage for teamname2 I assume I would need to use Ajax to bring in the xml data, then some form of javascript to achieve this, though am puzzled where to start. Does anyone know of any references or jQuery plugins/methods I can use and can perhaps point me in the right direction? Many thanks.
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1. COWhere does the XML come from? Is it a user input or do you call it from somewhere on the server side? Are you using PHP on the server side?
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2. CO@Quasdunk the xml comes from a feed generated by php I assume as the feed's url given to me ends in .php?locale=uk
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