On Thursday 29 September 2005 12:26 pm, Stephen Leaf wrote:
I have figured it out!
My guess couldn't have been more _wrong_.
Here is all you need to recreate the Error.
There is only 1 value that is off.
in the DOMDocument I gave it the wrong encoding type.
uft-8 .. it should read utf-8.
Interesti
On Thursday 29 September 2005 09:37 am, Scott Fletcher wrote:
> It is just that not many work with XML often enough to know well enough how
> to use it. I noticed many folks have different way of using XML that
> doesn't best fit our need.
It is a newer idea of how to do things.
>
> I have this s
It is just that not many work with XML often enough to know well enough how
to use it. I noticed many folks have different way of using XML that
doesn't best fit our need.
I have this same problem as well. So, you're not the only one here as I
have this same problem as well.
"Stephen Leaf" <[EM
On Thursday 29 September 2005 04:20 am, Andy Pieters wrote:
> Hi
>
> > Fatal error: Method Document::__toString() must return a string
> > value in /srv/www/localhost/htdocs/db/index.php on line
> > 140
>
> That's just what it says, check your program flow.
>
> You overrided the tostring function
Hi
> Fatal error: Method Document::__toString() must return a string
> value in /srv/www/localhost/htdocs/db/index.php on line
> 140
That's just what it says, check your program flow.
You overrided the tostring function and somewhere in that new function you
jump out of it because of a flag
Ok how I have things set up is I have a Document Object which when
instantiated creates a root element and adds it to the DOM object.
After that all population of this node is done on the requested page.
When I'm done populating I output my header()'s and then echo my Document
Object. I've overr
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