How to set the outter and inner html of an element in php

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i have used the following code:

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$doc = new DOMDocument;
$doc->validateOnParse = true;
$doc->loadHTML('index.html');
$doc->getElementById('events');

now is there any way to directly access the inner html of that variable? like in js we have .innerHTML and .outterHTML

is there a similar simple code in php? i just want to access the elements of it.

Posted 3-May-12 10:52am

Neville Nazerane

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walterhevedeich · Answer 1 · 2012-05-03T19:33:00

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Normally, you would store the result of getElementById('events') to a variable, call getElementsByTagName, and then iterate on each node. But Drupella has written some code[^] that will allow you to get the innerHTML without iterating.

Posted 3-May-12 19:33pm

walterhevedeich