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Bug #14545 DOM seems not to work
Submitted: 2001-12-16 05:55 UTC Modified: 2001-12-16 07:20 UTC
From: alex at rsd dot it Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: DOM XML related
PHP Version: 4.1.0 OS: RedHat 7.1
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2001-12-16 05:55 UTC] alex at rsd dot it
the following code (taken from phpbuilder) works with php.4.0.6 
with dom and fails with php 4.1.0


<?php

# make an example xml document to play with
$xmlstr = "<" . "?" . "xml version=\"1.0\"" . "?" . ">";
$xmlstr .=
"
<employee>
    <name>Matt</name>
    <position type=\"contract\">Web Guy</position>
</employee>
";

# load xml data ($doc becomes an instance of 
# the DomDocument object)
$doc = xmldoc($xmlstr);

# get root node "employee"
$employee = $doc->root();

# get employee's children ("name","position")
$nodes = $employee->children();

# let's play with the "position" node
# so we must iterate through employee's
# children in search of it
while ($node = array_shift($nodes))
{
    if ($node->name == "position")
    {
        $position = $node;
        break;
    }
}

# get position's type attribute
$type = $position->getattr("type");

# get the text enclosed by the position tag
# shift the first element off of position's children
$text_node = array_shift($position->children());

# access the content property of the text node
$text = $text_node->content;

# echo out the position and type
echo "position: $text<BR>";
echo "type: $type";

?> 


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 [2001-12-16 07:20 UTC] mfischer@php.net
This extension has changed quite a lot since 4.0.6 (its DOM2 conform now).

To get a overview how the new tree looks like use

  $tree = xmltree($xmlstr);
  print_r($tree);

There is no bug (yet ;), Bogusifying.
 
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