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Hi...

I tried to import to my database an xml file using this code:

<?php
//ini_set('display_errors', -1);
//error_reporting(E_ALL);
//error_reporting(-1);
error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT);
//error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE); 
  date_default_timezone_set("Asia/Singapore"); //set the time zone    
$data = array();

$con = mysql_connect("localhost", "root","");
if (!$con) { 
  die(mysql_error());
}
$db = mysql_select_db("mes", $con);
if (!$db) { 
  die(mysql_error());
}

  
function add_employee($ETD,$PO_No,$SKUCode,$Description,$POReq ,$Comp)
  {
      global $data;
      
      
      $con = mysql_connect("localhost", "root","");
      if (!$con){ die(mysql_error());}
      $db = mysql_select_db("mes", $con);
      if (!$db) { 
          die(mysql_error());
      }

      $ETD= $ETD;
      $PO_No = $PO_No;
      $SKUCode = $SKUCode;
      $Description = $Description;
      $POReq = $POReq;
      $Comp = $Comp;
     

      $sql = "INSERT INTO sales_order (ETD,PO_No,SKUCode,Description,POReq,Comp) 
      VALUES 
      ('$ETD','$PO_No','$SKUCode','$Description','$POReq','$Comp')
      ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
      ETD = '$ETD', PO_No = '$PO_No', SKUCode = '$SKUCode', Description = '$Description', POReq = '$POReq', Comp = '$Comp'" or die(mysql_error());
      $res = mysql_query($sql, $con);
      
       $data []= array('ETD'=>$ETD,'PO_No'=>$PO_No,'SKUCode'=>$SKUCode,'Description'=>$Description,'POReq'=>$POReq,'Comp'=>$Comp); 
}
// if (isset($_FILES['file']['tmp_name'])){
  

  if(empty($_FILES['file']['tmp_name']['error'])){
     $dom = new DOMDocument();
      $dom = DOMDocument::load('SalesOrder.xml');   
   //$dom = DOMDocument::load($_FILES['file']['tmp_name']);
    //$dom = DOMDocument::__construct();           
      $rows = $dom->getElementsByTagName('Row');
      global $last_row;
      $last_row = false;
      $first_row = true;
      foreach ($rows as $row)
      {
          if ( !$first_row )
          {
              $ETD = "";
              $PO_No = "";
              $SKUCode = "";
              $Description = "";
              $POReq = "";
              $Comp = "";
              
              $index = 1;
              $cells = $row->getElementsByTagName( 'Cell' );
          
              foreach( $cells as $cell )
              { 
                  $ind = $cell->getAttribute( 'Index' );
                  if ( $ind != null ) $index = $ind;

                  if ( $index == 1 ) $ETD = $cell->nodeValue;  
                  if ( $index == 2 ) $PO_No = $cell->nodeValue;
                  if ( $index == 3 ) $SKUCode = $cell->nodeValue;
                  if ( $index == 4 ) $Description = $cell->nodeValue;
                  if ( $index == 5 ) $POReq = $cell->nodeValue;
                  if ( $index == 6 ) $Comp = $cell->nodeValue;
                                    $index += 1;
              }

             if ($ETD=='' AND $PO_No=='' AND $SKUCode=='' AND $Description=='' AND $POReq=='' AND $Comp=='') {  
                    $last_row = true;
              }      
              else {
                    add_employee($ETD,$PO_No,$SKUCode,$Description, $POReq, $Comp);  
              }      
          }
          if ($last_row==true) {
              $first_row = true;
          }     
          else {
              $first_row = false;
          }
      }
  }  


  ?>

 

but I got an error:

 

Strict Standards: Non-static method DOMDocument::load() should not be called statically

 

in this part:

 

      $dom = DOMDocument::load('SalesOrder.xml'); 

 

I hope somebody can help me...I need to import data from .xml to my database.

 

Thank you so much

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Your creating an object then never using it. You then try and call load() directly from a class, it's not static, so you shouldn't.

 

Change:

 

$dom = new DOMDocument();
$dom = DOMDocument::load('SalesOrder.xml');

 

to

 

$doc = new DOMDocument;
$dom = $doc->load('SalesOrder.xml');

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I tried this:

 

if(empty($_FILES['file']['tmp_name'])){
//     $dom = new DOMDocument();
   //$dom = DOMDocument::load('SalesOrder.xml');
// $dom = new DOMDocument();
//$dom->load('SalesOrder.xml');
$doc = new DOMDocument;
$dom = $doc->load('SalesOrder.xml');
//$dom->saveXML();
   
  // $dom = DOMDocument::load($_FILES['file']['tmp_name']);
  //  $dom = DOMDocument::__construct();           
      $rows = $dom->getElementsByTagName('Row');

 

yet I got an error:

 

Fatal error: Call to a member function getElementsByTagName() on a non-object

 

Thank you

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I tried this:

 

$doc = new DOMDocument();
$dom = $doc->load('SalesOrder.xml');
//$dom->saveXML();
   
  // $dom = DOMDocument::load($_FILES['file']['tmp_name']);
  //  $dom = DOMDocument::__construct();           
      $rows = $doc->getElementsByTagName('Row');
      global $last_row;

 

solved my problem

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You still have to call the constructor.    .. ie.. use parenthesis.

 

There is no need for parenthesis unless you need to pass arguments.

 

The problem is in the variable naming.

 

$dom = new DOMDocument;
$dom->load('SalesOrder.xml');
$rows = $dom->getElementsByTagName('Row');

 

Probably my fault but I wasn't looking at how load worked. There is no need to save the result into a variable.

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