[phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Re: [phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
Title: RE: [phpXML] Re: [phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes Sam, For example, I want to sort on pr_name. (And when I insert a new product, I want this new node to be inserted in the correct order) Oliver Talens -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: maandag 1 oktober 2001 9:23 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [phpXML] Re: [phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes >How do I sort in phpxml on a certain attribute? >Oliver Talens ?? be more specific. give an sample. -- Sam Blum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> === For the most recent version of phpxml, V1.N.X, and an archive of this list visit: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/phpxmldb -- This message has been sent through the user discussion list. To unsubscribe, please visit https:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
[phpXML] Re: [phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
>How do I sort in phpxml on a certain attribute? >Oliver Talens ?? be more specific. give an sample. -- Sam Blum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> === For the most recent version of phpxml, V1.N.X, and an archive of this list visit: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/phpxmldb -- This message has been sent through the user discussion list. To unsubscribe, please visit https:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ ___ Phpxmldb-phpxml-arc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpxmldb-phpxml-arc
[phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
Title: RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes How do I sort in phpxml on a certain attribute? Oliver Talens
[phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
> just patched phpxml 1.N.5:
>
> // OLD --
> function setAttributes($absoluteXPath, $attribute) {
>
> Tell me where the $path variableis set and why the parameter
> $attribute
> is called $attributes in the function...
>
>
> // NEW --
> function setAttributes($absoluteXPath, $attributes) {
Thanks. Spotted some other instances of this too. Oops (again). And there
was me thinking it was a good idea to change from $path to $absoluteXPath.
:o)
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[phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
Title: RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
Thanks
all folks,
Oliver
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september 2001 13:37To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
[phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
After using setAttributes
($xml->setAttributes("/users[1]/Nodename[1]",array("atr1","atr2"));) I
get the following incorrect result:
Where do the 0 and 1 come from?
The array that you use for setAttributes
should be an associative array, so you are effectively doing:
setAttributes
($xml->setAttributes("/users[1]/Nodename[1]",array(0 => "atr1", 1 =>
"atr2"));)
Hence you end up with:
Try:
setAttributes
($xml->setAttributes("/users[1]/Nodename[1]",array("atr1" =>
"value1", "atr2" => "value2"));)
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[phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
Title: RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
After using setAttributes
($xml->setAttributes("/users[1]/Nodename[1]",array("atr1","atr2"));) I get
the following incorrect result:
Where do the 0 and 1 come from?
The array that you use for setAttributes
should be an associative array, so you are effectively doing:
setAttributes
($xml->setAttributes("/users[1]/Nodename[1]",array(0 => "atr1", 1 =>
"atr2"));)
Hence you end up with:
Try:
setAttributes
($xml->setAttributes("/users[1]/Nodename[1]",array("atr1" =>
"value1", "atr2" => "value2"));)
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[phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
Title: RE: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
After using setAttributes ($xml->setAttributes("/users[1]/Nodename[1]",array("atr1","atr2"));) I get the following incorrect result:
Where do the 0 and 1 come from?
Oliver
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Sent: woensdag 26 september 2001 10:02
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
Hi,
just patched phpxml 1.N.5:
// OLD --
function setAttributes($absoluteXPath, $attribute) {
// The attributes parameter should be an associative array.
if (!is_array($attributes)) return;
// Add the attributes to the node.
if (isSet($this->nodes[$path]['attributes'])) {
$this->nodes[$path]['attributes'] =
array_merge($this->nodes[$path]['attributes'], $attributes);
} else {
$this->nodes[$path]['attributes'] = $attributes;
}
}
Tell me where the $path variableis set and why the parameter
$attribute
is called $attributes in the function...
// NEW --
function setAttributes($absoluteXPath, $attributes) {
// The attributes parameter should be an associative array.
if (!is_array($attributes)) return;
// Add the attributes to the node.
if (isSet($this->nodes[$absoluteXPath]['attributes'])) {
$this->nodes[$absoluteXPath]['attributes'] =
array_merge($this->nodes [$absoluteXPath]['attributes'],
$attributes);
} else {
$this->nodes[$absoluteXPath]['attributes'] = $attributes;
}
}
BTW, did anyone check the code before releasing it?
How else could one miss those bugs like the
"$this ->" thing and the setAttributes-function,
that did not work at all.
CU, Axel
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[phpXML] Bug in setAttributes
Hi,
just patched phpxml 1.N.5:
// OLD --
function setAttributes($absoluteXPath, $attribute) {
// The attributes parameter should be an associative array.
if (!is_array($attributes)) return;
// Add the attributes to the node.
if (isSet($this->nodes[$path]['attributes'])) {
$this->nodes[$path]['attributes'] =
array_merge($this->nodes[$path]['attributes'], $attributes);
} else {
$this->nodes[$path]['attributes'] = $attributes;
}
}
Tell me where the $path variableis set and why the parameter
$attribute
is called $attributes in the function...
// NEW --
function setAttributes($absoluteXPath, $attributes) {
// The attributes parameter should be an associative array.
if (!is_array($attributes)) return;
// Add the attributes to the node.
if (isSet($this->nodes[$absoluteXPath]['attributes'])) {
$this->nodes[$absoluteXPath]['attributes'] =
array_merge($this->nodes [$absoluteXPath]['attributes'],
$attributes);
} else {
$this->nodes[$absoluteXPath]['attributes'] = $attributes;
}
}
BTW, did anyone check the code before releasing it?
How else could one miss those bugs like the
"$this ->" thing and the setAttributes-function,
that did not work at all.
CU, Axel
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[phpXML] Bug?????
I posted a note about this a while back and got a response but have lost it.
I've got a little more insight now.
I have the following code:
$cats = $xml->evaluate("//SCAN/IP[@value=".$ip_ip."]/VULNS[1]/CAT");
foreach ($cats as $cat)
{
$cat_atts = $xml->get_attributes($cat);
$vuln_cat = $cat_atts["value"];
$vuln_port = $cat_atts["port"];
echo $cat." ".$vuln_cat."";
$vulns =
$xml->evaluate("//SCAN/IP[@value=".$ip_ip."]/VULNS[1]/CAT[@value=".$vuln_cat
."]/VULN");
foreach ($vulns as $vuln)
{
echo $vuln."";
$vuln_atts = $xml->get_attributes($vuln);
$vuln_sev = $vuln_atts["severity"];
-
When the loop gets to the last $cat, it picks up the $vulns from all of the
previous $cats as well as the last one.
This can be seen in the following diagnostic print out. There are no * or
other special characters involved. Is this a bug or am I missing something.
It only seems to happen on the last group.
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1] dns
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[1]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[2]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[3]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[4]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[5]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[6]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[7]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[2] identd
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[2]/VULN[1]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[3] tcp-ip
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[1]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[2]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[3]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[4]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[5]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[6]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[1]/VULN[7]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[2]/VULN[1]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[3]/VULN[1]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[3]/VULN[2]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[3]/VULN[3]
/SCAN[1]/IP[1]/VULNS[1]/CAT[3]/VULN[4]
Steve Dowell
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