Re: Using DOM textContent Property

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On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 3:18 PM, Tim Gustafson <tjg@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> And then I tried looking at the textContent property of each node, but it
> seems that higher-level nodes include all the text of their children nodes
> (which is what the DOM documents say it should).  But there doesn't appear
> to be any way to know if the textContent you've got is for just one node,
> or
> for a whole bunch of nodes.  Is there any way to figure that out, so that I
> can adjust the textContent property of just the lowest-level nodes, rather
> than mucking up the higher-level ones? <http://www.php.net/unsub.php>
>

if a node has children, then its not a leaf, so i imagine you could continue
to traverse until you reach the leaf that actually has the address needing
magical conversion..

also, for a performance increase, if you dont find a match at a high level,
you could skip that entire sub-section of the tree; no need to go down to a
leaf if you know theres no magic needed for the current branch :)

-nathan

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