notanoob

the ability to do this could revolutionize web programming! This is why they didn't include it in PHP standard--or any other serverside language--because it would render the need for templating engines useless!

Use string search to find position of 3rd slash and then do a substring from 0 to that position. Then do your comparison on that substring.

include $page . '.php';

$doc = DOMDocument::loadHTMLFile("test.html"); $ele = $doc->getElementById('di'); //missing ability to setinnerhtml, //something like $ele->setInnerHTML("<div>sdfsdfdsf<b>dsfdsF</b></div>"); //or //something like setInnerHTML($ele, "<div>sdfsdfdsf<b>dsfdsF</b></div>"); echo $doc->saveHTML(); Does anyone know a way to implement a setInnerHTML type function to remove all the children of a Dom Element and replace them with new children based on a string of HTML? (I don't want to use createElement and all that directly, obviously, but some suggestion of how to use that inside the setInnerHTML function would be nice)