in reply to appending xml to string

You also need to be careful about your use of the semi-colon:
$mystring .= << "START"; # semi-colon needed here <XML version="" attribute2="" ...blah START # Don't put a semi-colon on that line (or a comment or anything else).
The end of the here-doc must be a line that contains exactly and only the string that you gave at the start, excluding the quotes (if any) and the semi-colon.

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Re^2: appending xml to string
by shreya (Novice) on Nov 17, 2006 at 22:21 UTC
    Thanks graff..that helped