ParsePostBack:PHP

This example shows you how to parse the XML postback that you received from CallFire

<?
$contents = $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA;

/*
You Have the XML response in $contents
The Sample Call Finish Postback looks something like this
<?xml version=\"1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<call-finished>
	<callid>111111</callid>
	<campaignid>22222</campaignid>
	<phonenumber>2132212289</phonenumber>
	<dnis>8778973473</dnis>
	<tags>
		<tag>sales number</tag>
		<tag>houston</tag>
	</tags>
	<disposition>TRANSFER</disposition>
	<duration>35</duration>
	<callstart>2010-03-24 15:58:18.0</callstart>
	<notes>
		notes that a call center campaign will add to a call.
	</notes>
	<extra-data>
		additional data uploaded with the phone number
	</extra-data>
	<agentid>21212</agentid>
	<agentresponse>interested</agentresponse>
	<responsetime>2010-03-24 15:58:38.0</responsetime>
	<stored-data>
		<var name="bigconcern">economy</var>
		<var name="willvote">yes</var>
	</stored-data>
	<recordings>
		<file>
		    https://www.callfire.com/cloud/1/files/recording/
		</file>
	</recordings>
</call-finished>
*/

/*
Once you have the above XML, you need simple parse the XML to get the contents from the XML
One way of doing this would be to use a simple DOM parser
An example of how to do that is show below
*/

$xmlDoc = new DOMDocument();
$xmlDoc->loadXML($contents);
$x = $xmlDoc->documentElement;
foreach ($x->childNodes AS $item) {
	print $item->nodeName.":",$item->nodeValue;
}

/*
In the example shown above, I am just prinitng the values.
Depending on your use case, you might want to store it in your database
*/

?>