Hi,
I have a class which will build, and output, an HTML table. To create
the internal elements more simply I'm using a DOMDocument, with a root
element of 'table' then outputting with the ->saveHTML() method.
This has worked fine during development, but I've run into a problem. In
this table I have a drop-down list (<select> with <options>). If I want
to set an option to selected I do this:
$oOption->setAttribute('selected','selected');
Which, unfortunately, outputs as `<option selected>` instead of
`<option selected="selected">`
I need my output HTML to conform to XHTML strict.
Is there any way I can force it to output XHTML Strict compliant tags? I
guess the theoretically ideal solution would be to have a complete XHTML
Strict DOMDocument, with my table in the body, then just outputting the
table portion. I haven't found a way to do that without some nasty
substr()'s and whatnot.
Is there anyway to specify that a DOMDocument is really a portion of an
XHTML Strict page, and output that accordingly?
Just for clarity's sake, outputting ->saveXML() isn't a real attrictive
solution because it *always* puts the <?xml ?> tag at the front, which I
definitely do not want.
Thanks,
Chris
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