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Posted by James on 09/17/05 22:55
Janwillem Borleffs wrote:
> CDATA is data encapsuled between '<![CDATA[' and ']]>' markers. The
> advantage of CDATA sections is that you can put anything in between,
> including invalid xml and/or characters as these sections are ignored by
> the parser.
Perect, this is just what I was looking for. Thank you!
>
> $buffer = '<html><body>bla</body></html>';
> $dom = new DomDocument;
> $dom->LoadHTML($buffer);
> $body = $dom->getElementsByTagName('body');
> $body->item(0)->nodeValue .= ' bla';
>
> // Prints: <html><body>bla bla</body></html>
> print $dom->saveHTML();
>
I was actually really trying to do something very similar to what you've got
above. My issue was that when I set
$body->item(0)->nodeValue .= '<b>blah</b>';
The tags would get a treatment with htmlentities(). I tried turning that
behavior off:
$dom->substituteEntities = false;
But that didn't really do what I wanted. The CDATA markers do exactly what I
need.
> Posting is fine and even better then from some 'experienced' posters.
Flattered :)
Thanks again,
James
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