Maybe you can set preserveWhiteSpace to ignore whitespace,like this: $RSS_DOM = new DomDocument(); $RSS_DOM->preserveWhiteSpace = false; On 6/27/07, M. Sokolewicz <tularis@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Mikey wrote: > pobox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > [snip] >> >> its type is not DomNode, but DomText. >> >> Only the 2nd child - >> >> $NODE = $NODE->nextSibling; >> >> has $NODE->tagName "channel". >> >> My question is - why is the first child after "rss" DomText? >> >> Thank you, >> Iv > > > My guess is the whitespace between the nodes :o) > > HTH, > > Mikey You are correct on that guess. In xml everything is (part of) a node. So if you have: <node> <node2 /> </node> You'll actually have: DomNode(<node>) DomText( ) DomNode(<node2>) DomText( ) Same goes for newlines, as they are seen as text, thus part of a DomText node. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
