note 84641 modified in domdocument.registernodeclass by danbrown

From: Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:58:07 +0000
Subject: note 84641 modified in domdocument.registernodeclass by danbrown
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If you want to get child nodes of some node, try something like this: <?php // check $doc = new DomDocument(); // load XML file $doc->loadXML($items); // Now loop through and get root // get those we need (all of them actually) $Elements = $doc->getElementsByTagName("item"); // loop through foreach($Elements as $elem) { // check if the element is a root one if($elem->parentNode->getAttribute("link")) {} else { // if it IS then check if it has child nodes if($elem->hasChildNodes()) { // if it has them just got only child nodes $Children = $elem->getElementsByTagName("item"); // do whatever you want with your children } } } ?> --was-- nobody at dontlikespam dot com- Take it easy. When there is a bug you should not cry because there is always a way out of any problem ;) childNodes is really not a usefull thing. If you want to get child nodes of some node you'd better use something like this: // check $doc = new DomDocument(); // load XML file $doc->loadXML($items); // Now loop through and get root // get those we need (all of them actually) $Elements = $doc->getElementsByTagName("item"); // loop through foreach($Elements as $elem) { // check if the element is a root one if($elem->parentNode->getAttribute("link")) {} else { // if it IS then check if it has child nodes if($elem->hasChildNodes()) { // if it has them just got only child nodes $Children = $elem->getElementsByTagName("item"); // do whatever you want with your children } } } http://php.net/manual/en/domdocument.registernodeclass.php

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