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I realize what the documentation says, but when creating both a new
DOMElement object, or extending the DOMElement object I don't have access to any DOMNode methods in PHP 5.2.0. e.g. class HtmlElement extends DOMElement { ... } $htmlElement = new HtmlElement(); $htmlElement->appendChild(...); Will not work because the method is supposedly undefined. In addition: $domEl = new DOMElement(); $domEl->appendChild(...); .... doesn't seem to work either. I've looked through several sources online and offline which all seem to indicate that calls to DOMNode methods should be working, but they aren't for me. Am I going crazy? Am I doing something wrong? Anyone please ! Thanks! |
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Sean Quinn wrote:
> I realize what the documentation says, but when creating both a new > DOMElement object, or extending the DOMElement object I don't have > access to any DOMNode methods in PHP 5.2.0. > e.g. > > class HtmlElement extends DOMElement > { > ... > } > > $htmlElement = new HtmlElement(); > $htmlElement->appendChild(...); > > Will not work because the method is supposedly undefined. In > addition: > > $domEl = new DOMElement(); > $domEl->appendChild(...); > > ... doesn't seem to work either. I've looked through several sources > online and offline which all seem to indicate that calls to DOMNode > methods should be working, but they aren't for me. Am I going crazy? > Am I doing something wrong? Anyone please ! Thanks! > You can't append an child to an initialized DOMElement until it's appended to the DOMDocument. $dom=new DOMDocument(); $ele=new DOMElement('p'); $dom->appendChild($ele); $ele2=new DOMELement('br'); $ele->appendChild($ele2); |
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On Nov 13, 1:16 am, taps128 <nstje...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sean Quinn wrote: > > I realize what the documentation says, but when creating both a new > > DOMElement object, or extending the DOMElement object I don't have > > access to any DOMNode methods in PHP 5.2.0. > > e.g. > > > class HtmlElement extends DOMElement > > { > > ... > > } > > > $htmlElement = new HtmlElement(); > > $htmlElement->appendChild(...); > > > Will not work because the method is supposedly undefined. In > > addition: > > > $domEl = new DOMElement(); > > $domEl->appendChild(...); > > > ... doesn't seem to work either. I've looked through several sources > > online and offline which all seem to indicate that calls to DOMNode > > methods should be working, but they aren't for me. Am I going crazy? > > Am I doing something wrong? Anyone please ! Thanks! > > You can't append an child to an initialized DOMElement until it's > appended to the DOMDocument. > $dom=new DOMDocument(); > $ele=new DOMElement('p'); > $dom->appendChild($ele); > $ele2=new DOMELement('br'); > $ele->appendChild($ele2); How does that functionality even work though--it doesn't seem to make sense from a structure point of view. I understand that upon appending an element to a DOMDocument it probably initializes certain properties within the DOMElement, but shouldn't I still be able to see those properties and/or methods as available before I even append it to a DOMDocument? I'm not even able to see the method appendChild() under DOMElement (at least before appending the DOMElement to a DOMDocument, which I have yet to experiment with). |
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