Re: Problem with string that contains XML-tags

You probably didn't set the "deep" parameter to true when calling
importNode. I had forgotten it either when making the following example ;-)

<?php

// Build main document
$dom1 = new domDocument;
$dom1->loadxml('<?xml version="1.0"?><root><sub /></root>');


// Build document to be imported
$dom2 = new domDocument;
$dom2->loadxml('<?xml version="1.0"?><root><importedNode><sub_importedNode
foo="bar" /></importedNode></root>');


// Import $dom2 root node to $dom1
// NOTE for the second parameter: If true, recursively import the subtree
under
// the specified node; if false, import only the node itself
$importedNode = $dom1->importNode($dom2->documentElement, true);

// Append the imported node to $dom1
$dom1->documentElement->appendChild($importedNode);

// Display the result
echo htmlspecialchars($dom1->saveXML());

?>

This code produces the expected result:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<root><sub/><root><importedNode><sub_importedNode
foo="bar"/></importedNode></root></root>

I think that's the behaviour you were looking for.

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"Christian Weyer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Okay I understand what you i should do. But i have problems with :)
because
> this W3C-document isn't easy to read and understand and some functions are
> not implemented in php-dom. so could you give me a code example?
>
> I tried the this:
> Create a Document for the string
> Create the Document to to import the string
>
> Then I tried to get the node which represents the string in the import
> document, but i was not able to get the whole node with all subnodes and
all
> texts in it .. so an example would be great.
>
> thanks, chris.
>
>