On Friday 20 Aug 2004 13:11, Jani Pohjanraito wrote:
> However, I cannot even overcome the simple first step, displaying the whole
> tree. I *can* however access the contents of the single nodes of the tree
> (like this: ' $txt = $xpath->getData("article/teksti"); ').
>
> No matter what I try there's simply "XPath error in XPath.class.php:5813
> The supplied xPath 'root[1]' does not *uniquely* describe a node in the xml
> document.Not unique xpath-query, matched 0-times." The code follows:
>
> I have this simple XML-file that depicts an article:
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
> <article>
> <otsake>Title Here</otsake>
> <teksti>Yabba Pala Plah Blah blaa. Gabber gabba yadda wabba. Shaba dada
> baba.</teksti>
> <pvm>19082004</pvm>
> <contact>fa...@ch...</contact>
> </article>
>
> And then I tested Xpath 3.5 with this code:
>
> require_once("XPath.class.php");
> $xpath = new XPath("vi_articles.xml"); //the xml file above
> //Display all the content
> $art = $xpath->getData("root[1]");
> echo "<hr>koko artikkeli:<br> $art<hr>";
> ..
>
> In place of 'root[1]' I also tried '/', '/article', 'article',
> 'article[0]', 'article[1]', '/root', '/root[1]' (and several hundred other
> variations it seems 8) )
>
> What gives? How to get to the whole tree so I can 'echo' it?
not sure I understand what you are trying to do. getData() is for getting the
contents of a data node. Your <article> node is not a data node. You can do
getData("article[1]") but it will be empty. If you want a list of the
children of the <article> node, do an evaluate/match on /article[1]/* or
whatever; this will return a nodeset array which you can then process with a
do-loop or whatever on the individual child nodes, for example, to get their
data contents.
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