Re: DOM Implementation for PHP3

Hello Uwe, On 15-Apr-99 17:27:39, you wrote: >> Document Object Model, or something like that. Isn't it a client side >> thing? >I'm not sure what you mean by client side, but I guess it could be used >to create an internal representation of an XML/HTML within a browser. >My intention is rather to supply a php3 function which takes an >XML/HTML document and returns a tree representation according to DOM. >You get a very powerful tool to access certain parts within an XML/HTML >document. This way php3 could be used to grab pieces of information >from several documents in the web and combine them into a new page. >I'm just not sure wether php3 can handle the whole DOM specification. >It is very much object oriented and describes a bunch of classes >like Dokument, Element, Node, .... which are likely to be nested. Although this not what you mean, I have developed a server side page caching engine that I plan to add nesting support. That means that you may define the contents of a page meant to be cached on the server side that is based on both on variable and cacheable parts. So when you run a script to define the page contents, it will be able to define how the page is made up and eventually cache parts of a page that are cached and are also used by other pages in the same site. Regards, Manuel Lemos E-mail: mlemos@acm.org URL: http://www.e-na.net/the_author.html PGP key: finger://mlemos@zeus.ci.ua.pt -- -- PHP Development Mailing List http://www.php.net/ To unsubscribe send an empty message to php-dev-unsubscribe@lists.php.net For help: php-dev-help@lists.php.net