Parsing HTML with PHP's DOMDocument and XPath
When attempting to parse HTML using PHP's DOMDocument, a common issue is finding specific text within tags of particular classes. Using DOMDocument::getElementsByTagName alone may not suffice in such cases.
To capture specific text within tags of a target class, an alternative approach utilizing DOMDocument and DOMXPath is recommended. DOMXPath allows for powerful XPath queries to locate elements based on their attributes and structure.
Consider the following HTML:
Capture this text 1Capture this text 2
To retrieve the text within the
php $html =Capture this text 1
This code snippet will output:
string 'Capture this text 1' (length=19) string 'Capture this text 2' (length=19)
By utilizing DOMDocument and DOMXPath, you can accurately locate and retrieve elements within an HTML structure, even when dealing with specific class hierarchies and content requirements.
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