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AndrewGSW · 12-21-2012, 05:38 PM

My experience of XML and related technologies is limited, but cannot you or someone else modify the xspf file to include the encode() function I suggested?

Added: I'm guessing it's like this:

the php is requested;
this php page loads and executes the xspf file, which is an XML-Transform file - which transforms an XML document from one XML-structure to another;
the transform get's its source data from either an XML-document or a database - I suspect, a database;
this all executes on the server before returning the (final) XML data.

So there is no source to modify, unless the database-data itself can be modified. So, as I see it, modifying the xspf.xml is the solution.

But I may be completely wrong

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AndrewGSW Senior Coder Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: London, England Posts: 2,120 Thanks: 15 Thanked 354 Times in 353 Posts	My experience of XML and related technologies is limited, but cannot you or someone else modify the xspf file to include the encode() function I suggested? Added: I'm guessing it's like this: the php is requested; this php page loads and executes the xspf file, which is an XML-Transform file - which transforms an XML document from one XML-structure to another; the transform get's its source data from either an XML-document or a database - I suspect, a database; this all executes on the server before returning the (final) XML data. So there is no source to modify, unless the database-data itself can be modified. So, as I see it, modifying the xspf.xml is the solution. But I may be completely wrong . __________________ "I'm here to save your life. But if I'm going to do that, I'll need total uninanonynymity." Me Myself & Irene. Validate your HTML and CSS Last edited by AndrewGSW; 12-21-2012 at 06:03 PM..