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		<title>Turning an Array or Object into XML using PHP</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have read a fair few tutorials written by others using classes and DOM functions to create XML from arrays. But what happens if you have an older PHP installation or prefer to keep things really simple as I do.
The following function declarations generate an XML string from an associative array. In my scripts that [...]]]></description>
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