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PHP Simple HTML DOM Parser
A php based DOM parser.
A simple PHP HTML DOM parser written in PHP5+, supports invalid HTML, and provides a very easy way to find, extract and modify the HTML elements of the dom. jquery like syntax allow sophisticated finding methods for locating the elements you care about. -
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PHP Advanced HTML DOM Parser
A drop-in replacement for simple html dom
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Light weight, fault tolerant, high speed single pass HTML parser. Builds HTML DOM similar to accessing the browsers DOM with javascript. Compatible with PHP4 and higher. Send in your feature requests.
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A full XML Parser for PHP with RSS Parser specific functionsl; think of it as an interface to the PHP DOM which allows easy access to your XML based documents. Auto encoding conversion to UTF-8 + Array to XML Conversion. V3 is now a commercial product
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DOMIT! is a Document Object Model (DOM) XML parser for PHP, written purely in PHP. It is mostly compliant with the DOM Level 2 specification.
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DOMIT! RSS is an RSS parser for PHP, written purely in PHP. Unlike most existing PHP RSS clients, it uses a DOM XML parser -- DOMIT! -- to convert an RSS feed into a DOM document that can be traversed using the standard DOM methods.
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