Colin Guthrie wrote:
snip /
I know I definitely want to do XSLT stuff and for that I need to use
DomDocument (I'm sure there are other ways but this works fine for me so
far!).
Fairly unknown tidbit: you can pass SimpleXML objects to the XSL
extension. XSL will use the document from it.
Rob wrote:
Fairly unknown tidbit: you can pass SimpleXML objects to the XSL
extension. XSL will use the document from it.
Nice to know... /me will have to experiment!
if ($xml instanceof SimpleXMLElement)
{
$rv = new DOMDocument('1.0', 'utf-8');
$node =
Rob wrote:
It had to have been for some other reason as the return type for the
above example is a DOMDocument. A raw DOMNode is *NEVER* returned from
the DOM extension. It is simply a base class for most of the DOM
classes, such as DOMDocument.
I think I just didn't do the -ownerDocument or
Colin Guthrie wrote:
Rob wrote:
if ($xml instanceof SimpleXMLElement)
{
/* No copying, just use the existing XML tree directly */
$node = dom_import_simplexml($xml);
return $node-ownerDocument;
}
Yeah I had that initially too but that did not produce a DOMDocument
Object but a
Robert Cummings wrote:
I still use PHP4 so I wrote my own XML handling class that wraps the
xml_xxx() series of functions. Haven't had a problem with it. Makes
working with XML very easy since it uses a path string syntax to
focus/access nodes and attributes:
Cheers for that.
I know I
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