[phpXML] Re: [phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Answers to Olivers three questions

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RE: [phpXML] Re: xml.php locationHmm, damn.  First bug.

Change to "_setContent"  It must just be a case sensitive issue.

Nigel

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  Subject: [phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Answers to Olivers three questions


  I get this message:

  Fatal error: Call to undefined function: _setcontent() in XPath.class.php=
 on line 903

  What to do?

  Oliver
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    Sent: dinsdag 25 september 2001 3:36
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    Subject: [phpXML] Answers to Olivers three questions


    The first thing you need to do is go get the latest version, ie 1.N.5. =
 Available from phpxml's 1.N.X's home at http://www.sourceforge.net/project=
s/phpxmldb

      How do I save an altered XML document using PHPXML?=20

    Use the exportToFile() method

        function exportToFile($fileName, $absoluteXPath=3D'', $xmlHeader=3D=
'<?xml version=3D"1.0"?>')

    http://www.carrubbers.org/scripts/php/xmlphp/doc/PhpXmlDocumentation.ph=
p#exportToFile

      How to add a node to an XML file. add_node does not seem to work.=20
      Please advise.=20

    Use the appendData() method
        function appendData($absoluteXPath, $value)

    Note that the parameter is an "absolute X Path" expression, not just an=
y old x path expression, so it must address 1 unique node.  ie "/root[1]/re=
cords[4]" not "/root/record[4]".

    http://www.carrubbers.org/scripts/php/xmlphp/doc/PhpXmlDocumentation.ph=
p#appendData
      How do I get attributes by the XPath function in phpxml?=20
      I want to do something like in this code:=20

      $results =3D $xml->evaluate("//users/user[@us_workspace=3D$workspace]=
/product[@us_prname=3D$product]");=20
      file://Display user in list=20
      $attributes =3D array();=20
      foreach ($results as $users) {=20
       file://username=20
       $attributes =3D $xml->get_attributes("parent::".$users);=20

    Use the getAttributes method

        function getAttributes($absoluteXPath, $attribute =3D '')

    Note again the absolute X path expression.  If you pass an array in, th=
en it won't work.  If you want just the one attribute, then you can specify=
 it, otherwise you get all the attributes in an array.

    http://www.carrubbers.org/scripts/php/xmlphp/doc/PhpXmlDocumentation.ph=
p#getAttributes


    Cheers

    Nigel

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