I see, only the standard DOM functions are available. Then it's a bit
more complicated. Something like that:
$xpath = new DOMXpath($doc);
$node = $xpath->query("xpath_for_subtree_1")->item(0);
$subtree = new DOMDocument();
$subtree->appendChild($node->clone(TRUE));
$part1 = $subtree->saveXML();
But that's basic DOM manipulation and doesn't really belong on this list.
Nick
Michael Ludwig wrote:
Nick Wellnhofer schrieb:
[...] Perl API [...]
my $part1 =
$doc->findnodes('xpath_for_subtree_1')->get_node(1)->toString();
my $part2 =
$doc->findnodes('xpath_for_subtree_2')->get_node(1)->toString();
...
The PHP API should provide similar functions.
Unfortunately, it doesn't. I guess I'd have
to use DOMDocument::getElementsByTagName or
DOMDocument::getElementsByTagNameNS.
http://de.php.net/manual/en/book.dom.php
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