Worth noting that it was a bit of a hack and doesn't probably conform to any specs, I just looked at some other feeds and made mine the same.

Awesome :) Thanks Ian.

Check the source of this

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/rssads.php

Thats just a regular database query but instead of printing HTML code around the data its got RSS XML.

I can give you the PHP source to that if you want but there really was no science bit, just header() and the echos in the right places.

[Edited on 26-04-2007 by Ian]

Can you not just use the header() function?

You're just spoofing the MIME type, right? Apologies if there is more to it that I'm missing but that would be my starting point.

That looks a bit complicated :|

For future reference, this was just what I was looking for: http://www.builderau.com.au/program/php/soa/Dynamic-XML-document-construction-with-the-PHP-DOM/0,339028448,339273222,00.htm :look: Stupid google :mad:

SQL can output in XML directly without using PHP.

http://www.topxml.com/sql/for_xml_explicit.asp

Am I right in thinking that you can't parse XML to the browser using PHP?

Basically I want to output data from a database into an XML format instead of regular HTML. I've googled it but the only suggestion is to create a new XML document each time. Is this the way I should be thinking?

:)