Re: Very basic question

[Luc Saint-E. <lu...@sa...>]

Nigel,

In fact I had to ad :

  $xPath->setAttribute('/am/i/stupid[1]', 'yes');

Luc

At 14:18 16/01/02 +0000, Nigel Swinson wrote:
> > I've been using phpxml the xpath.class.php but only to read wml file.
> >
> > Now I need to use it to add stuff in a xml file and I fail
> >
> > The file is very basic:
> > <connectes>
> > <user name="fooname" intime="footime"/>
> > <user name="fooname1" intime="footime2"/>
> > etc...
> > </connectes>
> >
> > Doing :
> >
> >
> > require_once 'lib/XPath.class.php';
> > $xPath = new XPath();
> > $attributes = array();
> > $xPath->reset();
> > $xPath->importFromFile('xml_files/connectes.xml');
> > $xPath->appendChild('/connectes[1]', 'user');
> > $attributes['name'] = $user_name; // => $user_name is a session variable
> > $attributes['intime'] = time();
> > $xPath->setAttributes('/connectes[1]/user[1]', $attributes);
> >
> > Nothing happen, I get no error but the xml file is left untouched
>
>Are you doing a ->exportToFile($filename)?  If you don't export, then
>changes will not persist to disk.
>
>Nigel
>
>
>
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