Eli wrote:
Rob Richards wrote:
Due to the internals of the DOM extension, you need to register the
class types that are actually instantiated and not the underlying base
DOMNode class. Unfortunately in your case this means you need to
register all of those classes separately.
$dom->registerN
Eli wrote:
> Jochem Maas wrote:
>> maybe the runkit extension can help - no idea how big it might explode
>> in your
>> face if you try to hack the DOM* stuff with runkit :-)
>>
>> you never stated why you want to extend all the DOM classes, maybe there
>> is a different way of achieving what you w
Jochem Maas wrote:
maybe the runkit extension can help - no idea how big it might explode in your
face if you try to hack the DOM* stuff with runkit :-)
you never stated why you want to extend all the DOM classes, maybe there
is a different way of achieving what you want (i.e. without going thro
Eli wrote:
> Rob Richards wrote:
>> Due to the internals of the DOM extension, you need to register the
>> class types that are actually instantiated and not the underlying base
>> DOMNode class. Unfortunately in your case this means you need to
>> register all of those classes separately.
>>
>> $d
Rob Richards wrote:
Due to the internals of the DOM extension, you need to register the
class types that are actually instantiated and not the underlying base
DOMNode class. Unfortunately in your case this means you need to
register all of those classes separately.
$dom->registerNodeClass('DO
Eli wrote:
registerNodeClass('DOMNode','MyDOMNode');
$dom->loadXML('');
echo $dom->firstChild->v; #<-- not outputs 10
?>
But I get the notice:
PHP Notice: Undefined property: DOMElement::$v in ...
I want the extension to be valid for all DOM nodes that are derived from
DOMNode, such as DOM
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