On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 3:06 PM, Michael A. Peters <mpet...@mac.com> wrote: > Andrew Ballard wrote: >> >> On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 11:52 AM, Michael A. Peters <mpet...@mac.com> >> wrote: >>> >>> If I'm manipulating a dom object, is there a way to change the tag name? >>> I know you manipulate just about everything else in a node - but is the >>> tagName really off limits? >>> >>> from the documentation for DOMElement - >>> >>> /* Properties */ >>> readonly public bool $schemaTypeInfo ; >>> readonly public string $tagName ; >>> >>> so if I really needed to change it, I'd have to create a virgin node with >>> the new name, identical attributes and children, and replace the existing >>> node with the new one? >>> >>> Is there any other way to alter the tagName without doing all that? >>> >> >> If this is related to your earlier post about attributes, is XSLT not >> an option? I hate to sound like a broken record, but PHP has support >> for XSL transformations and it sounds like that is exactly what you >> are trying to do. >> >> Andrew >> > > No. > XSLT is certainly one of the technologies I'm going to look into, but right > now I'm building a filter that (hopefully) will fully implement the Mozilla > developer Content Security Policy server side before the document gets sent > to the browser - by removing what would violate the specified CSP before it > is sent. > > My primary interest in changing tag names is to ensure all tags are lower > case so I can then run the rest of the filter. They are all lower case if > you use loadHTML() but I don't want my class to assume it has a properly > created DOMDocument to start with, so I want to walk the DOM and change bad > tags/attribute names before I apply the CSP filtering.
How are you traversing the DOM if it is not already properly formed? Every time I've ever tried to load a DOMDocument with xml that wouldn't validate, it blew up and the DOMDocument was left empty. I usually find loadHTML() to be more forgiving. > That might be something where XSLT is better but I believe I need to install > some libraries and recompile php before I can use XSLT as it appears my > current build doesn't support it (according to phpinfo()) so playing with > XSLT is for another day. > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
