There are relatively fewer functions fore setting data, reflecting the fact that the only real data stored in the nodes are name and content.
Once again xmlNs
get their own versions for the prefix and URI.
EXAMPLE<capture>
<rootNode><name>John Doe</name><age>34</age></rootNode>
</capture><$xmlRaw = $ret>
<$doc = (xmlTreeNewDocFromString( $xmlRaw, 'XML_PARSE_NOBLANKS'))>
<$root = (xmlTreeGetRootElement($doc))>
<$name = (xmlTreeGetChildren($root, 'name'))>
<$ret = (xmlTreeSetName($name, 'target'))>
<$ret = (xmlTreeSetContent($name, 'Jane Doe'))>
<$output = (xmlTreePrintDoc($doc, 'INDENT'))>
output is $output
SEE ALSOxmlTreeSetName
,
xmlTreeSetContent
,
xmlTreeAddContent
,
xmlTreeSetNsPrefix
,
xmlTreeSetNsURI