Hi Karl, as stated in the coding standard, the right version is saveXml and getDOM. I'm going to open a ticket for this issue.
About the second question, you have access to a <content:encoded> element via *content* statement. $item->content (attribute-style) or $item->content() (method-style) Simone On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 1:24 AM, Karl Katzke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Zend_Feed is a giant leap forward in feed parsing. It's made what I'm > working on now -easy-. > > That being said, I've got two quibbles. Minor one first. > > Function capitalization: In Zend_Feed_Element, there's getDOM() and > saveXml(). Guys, do me a favor and pick ONE capitalization standard and > stick with it... > > Second quibble: I can't find any support, except for going all the way > down to the DOMElement, for accessing an element with a name like > "<content:encoded>". This is the way my Wordpress blog passes the full > content in RSS. ( http://www.karlkatzke.com/feed ) Is there something I'm > just not missing because we don't have great tools for introspection into > what, exactly, these darned classes contain? (Or, could someone suggest a > better way for me to see what-all a Feed_Element actually contains?) > > Thanks, > Karl Katzke >
