text-based solution?
Thanx :)
ZeNDeR-X
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#x27;);
print_r($result);
xpath is much more powerful than that and i'm pretty sure you can use it the
way you want it.
some more info about XPath is available here:
http://www.zvon.org/xxl/XPathTutorial/General/examples.html
Good Luck with that ;)
ZeNDeR-X
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hi ;)
Recently I've been using the DOM module of php and I have
encountered a few problems. I am working on a quite advanced XML application
and I am forced to use the PHP technology.
I need to dynamically create XML documents. There's no problem with that
when i simply use this statement:
$doc =
hi ;)
Recently I've been using the DOM module of php and I have
encountered a few problems. I am working on a quite advanced XML application
and I am forced to use the PHP technology.
I need to dynamically create XML documents. There's no problem with that
when i simply use this statement:
$doc =
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