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<?php $str=<<<XML <database name="newsportal"> <table name="wp_options"> <column name="option_id">1</column> <column name="option_name">siteurl</column> <column name="option_value">http://localhost/newsportal</column> <column name="autoload">yes</column> </table> <table name="wp_options"> <column name="option_id">2</column> <column name="option_name">home</column> <column name="option_value">http://localhost/newsportal</column> <column name="autoload">yes</column> </table> <table name="wp_options"> <column name="option_id">3</column> <column name="option_name">blogname</column> <column name="option_value">News Portal</column> <column name="autoload">yes</column> </table> <table name="wp_options"> <column name="option_id">4</column> <column name="option_name">blogdescription</column> <column name="option_value">Just another WordPress site</column> <column name="autoload">yes</column> </table> </database> XML; $xml=simplexml_load_string($str); $nodes = $xml->xpath("//database//table[@name='wp_options']"); foreach($nodes as $item) { $row = simplexml_load_string($item->asXML()); $v = $row->xpath("//column[@name='option_id'][.=contains('1','2','3')]"); if(count($v) > 0) { foreach($item->column as $column) { echo $column['name'] . '=' . $column . "<br/>"; } //echo $item->column['name']."<br/>"; } }