Use the createTextNode() method to add multiple text strings to a body element in an HTML document. : DomDocument « XML « PHP

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Use the createTextNode() method to add multiple text strings to a body element in an HTML document.


 

<?php

$root = new DomDocument('1.0', 'iso-8859-1');

$html = $root->createElement("html");

$body = $root->createElement("body");



$txt = $root->createTextNode(utf8_encode("Danish characters ?\n"));

$body->appendChild($txt);

$txt = $root->createTextNode(utf8_encode("&"));

$body->appendChild($txt);



$html->appendChild($body);

$root->appendChild($html);



echo $root->saveHTML();

?>

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