tidy

&reftitle.intro; Tidy is a binding for the Tidy HTML clean and repair utility which allows you to not only clean and otherwise manipulate HTML documents, but also traverse the document tree.

&reftitle.required; To use Tidy, you will need libtidy installed, available on the tidy homepage &url.tidy;.

&reference.tidy.configure; &reference.tidy.ini;

&reftitle.resources; &no.resource;

&reftitle.classes;

&reftitle.methods; - Returns &true; if the current node has childrens - Returns &true; if the current node has siblings - Returns &true; if the current node is ASP code - Returns &true; if the current node is a comment - Returns &true; if the current node is HTML - Returns &true; if the current node is JSTE - Returns &true; if the current node is PHP - Returns &true; if the current node is Text (no markup)

&reftitle.properties; value - the value of the node (e.g. the html text) name - the name of the tag (e.g. html, a, etc..) type - the type of the node (one of the constants above, e.g. TIDY_NODETYPE_PHP) line* - the line where the node starts column* - the column where the node starts proprietary* - &true; if the node refers to a proprietary tag id - the ID of the tag (one of the constants above, e.g. TIDY_TAG_FRAME) attribute - an array with the attributes of the current node, or &null; if there aren't any child - an array with the child tidyNodes, or &null; if there aren't any The properties marked with * are just available since PHP 5.1.0.

&reference.tidy.constants;

&reftitle.examples; This simple example shows basic Tidy usage. a html document true, 'output-xhtml' => true, 'wrap' => 200); // Tidy $tidy = new tidy; $tidy->parseString($html, $config, 'utf8'); $tidy->cleanRepair(); // Output echo $tidy; ?> ]]>

&reference.tidy.functions;