[RESOLVED] I'm DOM-dumb ...

[dalecosp]

<td><input type='checkbox' value='foobar' /></td>

$bar=$foo->getElementsByTagName("td");

foreach ($bar as $b) {

   echo $something; 
   //I want the "foobar"....

Is it $b->children(0)->attributes(1)->value? That doesn't seem to be working for me. Neither did several other permutations....

It seems like I ran into this once before and figured it out. Just can't remember where that was, nor how. Must be the cold weather ;-)

Thanks for your pointers, bookmarks, and wise comments 🙂

[bradgrafelman]

$b->children(0)->nodeValue maybe? What does [man]var_dump/man (and/or [man]print_r/man - I forget which is actually useful with DOM elements) tell you about $b->children(0)?

EDIT: You fooled me. Where are you getting the children(0) syntax from? [man]DOMNode[/man] doesn't appear to have such a method. It does have $childNodes and $firstChild properties, though.

EDIT2: So, some (untested) examples:

var_dump( $foo->getElementsByTagName("td")->item(0)->firstChild->nodeValue );
var_dump( $foo->getElementsByTagName("td")->item(0)->firstChild->attributes->getNamedItem( 'value' )->nodeValue );

[dalecosp]

Thank you!

echo $b->firstChild->attributes->getNamedItem('value')->nodeValue;

🙂

[dalecosp]

It's good to have fixed something this morning ...