I have the xml below and I am trying to parse it 
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
  <xml>
 <offer id="60046">
  <state>CO</state>
  <zip>80236</zip>
  <transit>1</transit>
  <phone_public>1</phone_public>
  <smoking></smoking>
</offer>
 <offer id="6">
  <state>MI</state>
  <zip>48120</zip>
  <transit>1</transit>
  <phone_public>1</phone_public>
  <smoking></smoking>
</offer>
 <offer id="7">
  <state>MI</state>
  <zip>43240</zip>
  <transit>1</transit>
  <phone_public>1</phone_public>
  <smoking></smoking>
</offer>

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here is my perlcode 
use XML::Simple;
my $content = get(xml.file);
my $response = XMLin($content);

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What I need is a line of code that will let me do a print $response->{'offer'}->{zip} and it give me 3 zip codes for the 3 zip codes in an xml file. I would really like it to be in a while loop.
Please help me, I am working on a project for victims of katrina.

In reply to XML::Simple help -- please by Anonymous Monk

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