On Wed, Dec 19, 2001 at 11:06:22AM +0000, Paul / USH wrote:
> I have some xml data like the following: (where you see [ and ] these
> are really < and > so they don't get confused with html tags :)
>
> [root]
> [en]
> some text with [b] bold [b] inside it
> [/en]
> [root]
>
> What I want it to pull out ALL the contents of the [en] node
> including all the bold tags etc. getData only gets : some text with
> inside it (looses the stuff in the bold tags) getDataParts returns an
> array with
> [0]=>some text with
> [1]=> inside it
> substringData returns the same as getData
>
> How can I get all the tags properly within the [en] node.
> I've tried doing a exportAsHTML on the [en] node and substring the
> [en] and [/en] but that is a horrible way to do it.
If you intend [b] bold [/b] to be an HTML tag, rather than an XML tag,
you'll need to store it as <b> bold </b>
As it is now, the XML parser will treat [b] bold [/b] as an XML tag,
which is why it doesn't come out when you fetch [en]'s contents.
> Also, I've seen talk of the ampersand problem being fixed in the
> exportAsXML - so I'm trying to get the latest version from anonymous
> CVS - but don't know what the module names are to get. Trying to list
> the module names with -c results in nothing?
You can browse the CVS repository with ViewCVS at
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/phpxpath/
HTH,
Matt
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