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[2010-07-18 13:14 UTC] giorgio dot liscio at email dot it
Description:
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hi, as summary says
here is the test code
<?php
$s = '<div><abc /><abc /><abc /><abc /></div>';
$a = new DOMDocument(); $a->loadXML($s);
$els = $a->getElementsByTagName("abc");
// uncomment those three lines to fix
//foreach($els as $b)
// $els2[]=$b;
//$els=$els2;
foreach($els as $el)
$el->parentNode->removeChild($el);
echo "<textarea rows=20 cols=50>";
echo "document element (<div>) should be empty:\n";
echo $a->saveXML();
?>
uncomment lines to see the expected behavior
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