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Note Submitter: lem ---- How can I make DOMDocument::loadXML() or another function parse sluggish XHTML? For instance, I want * self-made tags like <ww>..</ww> or whatever. They are the reason why I can't use DOMDocument::loadHTML() * old-style html like <br> and <input> (instead of <br/> and <input/>) So, the typical material that designers produce, and that webbrowsers understand with no complaint, but that makes headaches both to the XML parser and the HTML parser. Any ideas? I want to create an engine that puts the buffered page in a DOM tree, does some text replacements (language-specific text), and finally spits out the modified page as valid XHTML.