domxml_new_childDescriptionA new node is inserted into the document with name for its tag and content as its data. The node is inserted under it's parentNode . The Node object alias prototype is object new_child(string name, string content)() . ExampleExample 254. Print the properties of a node $doc = new_xmldoc("1.0"); $root = $doc->add_root("HTML "); $head = $root->new_child("HEAD", ""); $head->set_attribute("Language","english"); $head->set_attribute("Region","USA"); $title = $head->new_child("TITLE", "Hello World"); $root->new_child("BODY","This is the body"); print "Node name: " . $title->name . "<BR>"; print "Node type: " . $title->type . "<BR>"; print "Node content: " . $title->content . "<BR>";
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