
- PHP - Home
- PHP - Roadmap
- PHP - Introduction
- PHP - Installation
- PHP - History
- PHP - Features
- PHP - Syntax
- PHP - Hello World
- PHP - Comments
- PHP - Variables
- PHP - Echo/Print
- PHP - var_dump
- PHP - $ and $$ Variables
- PHP - Constants
- PHP - Magic Constants
- PHP - Data Types
- PHP - Type Casting
- PHP - Type Juggling
- PHP - Strings
- PHP - Boolean
- PHP - Integers
- PHP - Files & I/O
- PHP - Maths Functions
- PHP - Heredoc & Nowdoc
- PHP - Compound Types
- PHP - File Include
- PHP - Date & Time
- PHP - Scalar Type Declarations
- PHP - Return Type Declarations
- PHP - Operators
- PHP - Arithmetic Operators
- PHP - Comparison Operators
- PHP - Logical Operators
- PHP - Assignment Operators
- PHP - String Operators
- PHP - Array Operators
- PHP - Conditional Operators
- PHP - Spread Operator
- PHP - Null Coalescing Operator
- PHP - Spaceship Operator
- PHP Control Statements
- PHP - Decision Making
- PHP - If…Else Statement
- PHP - Switch Statement
- PHP - Loop Types
- PHP - For Loop
- PHP - Foreach Loop
- PHP - While Loop
- PHP - Do…While Loop
- PHP - Break Statement
- PHP - Continue Statement
- PHP Arrays
- PHP - Arrays
- PHP - Indexed Array
- PHP - Associative Array
- PHP - Multidimensional Array
- PHP - Array Functions
- PHP - Constant Arrays
- PHP Functions
- PHP - Functions
- PHP - Function Parameters
- PHP - Call by value
- PHP - Call by Reference
- PHP - Default Arguments
- PHP - Named Arguments
- PHP - Variable Arguments
- PHP - Returning Values
- PHP - Passing Functions
- PHP - Recursive Functions
- PHP - Type Hints
- PHP - Variable Scope
- PHP - Strict Typing
- PHP - Anonymous Functions
- PHP - Arrow Functions
- PHP - Variable Functions
- PHP - Local Variables
- PHP - Global Variables
- PHP Superglobals
- PHP - Superglobals
- PHP - $GLOBALS
- PHP - $_SERVER
- PHP - $_REQUEST
- PHP - $_POST
- PHP - $_GET
- PHP - $_FILES
- PHP - $_ENV
- PHP - $_COOKIE
- PHP - $_SESSION
- PHP File Handling
- PHP - File Handling
- PHP - Open File
- PHP - Read File
- PHP - Write File
- PHP - File Existence
- PHP - Download File
- PHP - Copy File
- PHP - Append File
- PHP - Delete File
- PHP - Handle CSV File
- PHP - File Permissions
- PHP - Create Directory
- PHP - Listing Files
- Object Oriented PHP
- PHP - Object Oriented Programming
- PHP - Classes and Objects
- PHP - Constructor and Destructor
- PHP - Access Modifiers
- PHP - Inheritance
- PHP - Class Constants
- PHP - Abstract Classes
- PHP - Interfaces
- PHP - Traits
- PHP - Static Methods
- PHP - Static Properties
- PHP - Namespaces
- PHP - Object Iteration
- PHP - Encapsulation
- PHP - Final Keyword
- PHP - Overloading
- PHP - Cloning Objects
- PHP - Anonymous Classes
- PHP Web Development
- PHP - Web Concepts
- PHP - Form Handling
- PHP - Form Validation
- PHP - Form Email/URL
- PHP - Complete Form
- PHP - File Inclusion
- PHP - GET & POST
- PHP - File Uploading
- PHP - Cookies
- PHP - Sessions
- PHP - Session Options
- PHP - Sending Emails
- PHP - Sanitize Input
- PHP - Post-Redirect-Get (PRG)
- PHP - Flash Messages
- PHP AJAX
- PHP - AJAX Introduction
- PHP - AJAX Search
- PHP - AJAX XML Parser
- PHP - AJAX Auto Complete Search
- PHP - AJAX RSS Feed Example
- PHP XML
- PHP - XML Introduction
- PHP - Simple XML Parser
- PHP - SAX Parser Example
- PHP - DOM Parser Example
- PHP Login Example
- PHP - Login Example
- PHP - Facebook Login
- PHP - Paypal Integration
- PHP - MySQL Login
- PHP Advanced
- PHP - MySQL
- PHP.INI File Configuration
- PHP - Array Destructuring
- PHP - Coding Standard
- PHP - Regular Expression
- PHP - Error Handling
- PHP - Try…Catch
- PHP - Bugs Debugging
- PHP - For C Developers
- PHP - For PERL Developers
- PHP - Frameworks
- PHP - Core PHP vs Frame Works
- PHP - Design Patterns
- PHP - Filters
- PHP - JSON
- PHP - Exceptions
- PHP - Special Types
- PHP - Hashing
- PHP - Encryption
- PHP - is_null() Function
- PHP - System Calls
- PHP - HTTP Authentication
- PHP - Swapping Variables
- PHP - Closure::call()
- PHP - Filtered unserialize()
- PHP - IntlChar
- PHP - CSPRNG
- PHP - Expectations
- PHP - Use Statement
- PHP - Integer Division
- PHP - Deprecated Features
- PHP - Removed Extensions & SAPIs
- PHP - PEAR
- PHP - CSRF
- PHP - FastCGI Process
- PHP - PDO Extension
- PHP - Built-In Functions
PHP xml_parser_create_ns() Function
The PHP XML Parser xml_parser_create_ns() function is used to returns the resource handle, can be used to create an XML parser with namespace support. A resource handle that can be used by other XML operations is returned. False is returned in the case of failure.
This feature is compatible with PHP versions 4.0.5 and higher. These examples may not be supported by the online IDE. Therefore, try to execute it on a local server or a PHP-hosted server.
Syntax
Below is the syntax of the PHP XML Parser xml_parser_create_ns() function −
resource xml_parser_create_ns ([ string $encoding [, string $separator = ":" ]] )
Parameters
Here are the parameters of the xml_parser_create_ns() function −
$encoding: (Optional) It is used to specify the output encoding.
$separator: (Optional) It is used to specify the output separator for tag name and namespace.
Return Value
The xml_parser_create_ns() function returns a resource handle that, if successful, will be used by subsequent XML methods. And FALSE on failure.
PHP Version
First introduced in core PHP 4.0.5, the xml_parser_create_ns() function continues to function easily in PHP 5, PHP 7, and PHP 8.
Example 1
Here is the basic example of the PHP XML Parser xml_parser_create_ns() function to show how to build a basic XML parser that supports namespaces using default parameters. It only sets up the parser resource.
<?php // Create an XML parser $p = xml_parser_create_ns(); // Check if the parser is created successfully if (!$p) { echo "Failed to create the XML parser with namespace support."; } else { echo "XML parser with namespace support created successfully."; } // Free the parser after usage xml_parser_free($p); ?>
Output
Here is the outcome of the following code −
XML parser with namespace support created successfully.
Example 2
This application shows how to use the xml_parser_create_ns() function and generates an XML parser with a custom namespace separator (#) to separate tag names and namespaces.
<?php // Create an XML parser $parser = xml_parser_create_ns(null, "#"); // Check if the parser is created successfully if (!$parser) { echo "Failed to create the XML parser with a custom namespace separator."; } else { echo "XML parser with a custom namespace separator created successfully."; } // Free the parser after usage xml_parser_free($parser); ?>
Output
This will create the below output −
XML parser with a custom namespace separator created successfully.
Example 3
This program generates an XML parser using UTF-8 encoding and the xml_parser_create_ns() function. It ensures that when parsing XML data so the parser use a specific character set.
<?php // Create an XML parser $p = xml_parser_create_ns("UTF-8"); // Check if the parser is created successfully if (!$p) { echo "Failed to create the XML parser with UTF-8 encoding."; } else { echo "XML parser with UTF-8 encoding created successfully."; } // Free the parser after usage xml_parser_free($p); ?>
Output
This will generate the below output −
XML parser with UTF-8 encoding created successfully.