Hello, im having problems parsing this XML Document.
I parsed some other documents before but i cannot parse this one correctly.

I want to pull all the news at one run.
forexample the feed containts 5 news(noticias).

and also i want to pull the 5 foto(photo).

the elemts are: pie and fotogrande only.
pie= caption for photo fotogrande = photo

a loop is no problem as long as i get this elements into some sort of scalar variable.
this the current code i have:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w


use strict;
use warnings;
use XML::Simple;
use LWP::Simple;

# initialize object

# get RSS data
my $raw = get('http://www.fremontvirtualoffice.com/rmmame-dep.xml');

# create object
my $xml = new XML::Simple;

my $data = $xml->XMLin($raw);

my @items = @{$data->{noticia}};


for my $hash ( @items ) {

  my $title     = $hash->{titulo};
  my $fulltext  = $hash->{texto};
  my $date      = $hash->{fecha};
  my $time      = $hash->{hora};

 print "TITLE: $title\n";
 print "ARTICLE: $fulltext\n";
 print "DATE: $date\n";
 print "TIME: $time\n";

}

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here is the xml file:

http://www.fremontvirtualoffice.com/rmmame-dep.xml

i want to send them by SMTP using perl. i already have the smtp code working. at one run i want to parse all news. and one by one send them using Net::SMTP;



I know my code is sloppy.. i just started working on this..
there is more than one way to do it!
Thanx

In reply to XML Parse, Spanish Elements by senik148

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