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in this video letamp;#39;s see how we can parse XML data using PHP in todayamp;#39;s world XML format is commonly used for two purposes to display blog post feeds and for website site Maps in order to show you how it works let me take the example of a Blog Post Feed so here Iamp;#39;m gonna open one of my blogs which is made using Wordpress and then open the feed page you can see that the address is domain slash feed at first glance itself you can identify that itamp;#39;s an XML document it contains the list of posts recently published on this blog so what I am gonna do is I will take this document as an input then parse it using PHP and then display the posts on a separate web page basically thatamp;#39;s how a feed Reader application works back in the code editor letamp;#39;s create a new file called shophosts.phsp okay then open PSP tag we will use Curl to fetch the feed from the remote URL so letamp;#39;s define a new variable called URL which equals the URL of the remote f
