I've been trying to find a code or a way to create that

a parse that return this to me:

$html['body']['p'] = 'loren ipsum';
$html['body']['p'] = 'loren ipsum 2';
$html['body']['p']['a'] = 'path/to/a/file';
$html['body']['table']['tr'][0]['th'] = 'header 1';
$html['body']['table']['tr'][0]['th'] = 'header 2';
$html['body']['table']['tr'][0]['th'] = 'header 3';
$html['body']['table']['tr'][1]['td'] = 'column 1';
$html['body']['table']['tr'][2]['td'] = 'column 2';
$html['body']['table']['tr'][3]['td'] = 'column 3';
etc.


thanks for any answer
Feijó

If your input is properly generated XHTML, try out simplexml. If not, pipe
the HTML through tidy to get celan XHTML, then pipe it to simplexml.

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On Jul 4, 6:18 am, Feijó <afe...@gmail.comwrote:

>
I've been trying to find a code or a way to create that
a parse that return this to me:
>
$html['body']['p'] = 'loren ipsum';
$html['body']['p'] = 'loren ipsum 2';

Um, the first line would create an element in the array, the second
line would overwrite that element with a new value. So your approach
to parsing seems to be flawed...

Cheers,
NC

It was just a example I wrote to better explain, I just forget to add
[] at the end on both lines :)


On Jul 4, 4:53*pm, NC <n...@iname.comwrote:

On Jul 4, 6:18 am, Feijó <afe...@gmail.comwrote:
>

>

>
Um, the first line would create an element in the array, the second
line would overwrite that element with a new value. *So your approach
to parsing seems to be flawed...
>
Cheers,
NC