Hi, I have the following problem, i have a series of XML tags in an array from position 0-17 in my case. what i want to do just for viewing purposes to see a clean version of my xml is to add in 3 or 4 spaces or a tab to indent. so that if i have array:
0 - <new> 1 - <mp3> 2 - <song title> 3 - </song title> 4 - </mp3> 5 - </new>
with 6 items and thsoe are it's contents. i can print out:
<new> <mp3> <song title> </song title> </mp3> </new>
if anyone can help that would be great. thx B

In reply to Displaying XML by Anonymous Monk

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