Dynamically managing certain document aspects (e.g. title)

[KE]

Hi

I have this Javascript code snippet which I add to the "onload" event
of the "<body>" tag:

document.title = document.getEle mentById('colum n_title').inner HTML;

The element id "columnt_ti tle" is the id of a heading ("<h1>") on the
page that happens to be the title of the main article on that page.

I couldn't find this in the help or main reference documents on
php.org. I'm sure it's pretty simple. Is it...

$document->title =
€document->get_element__b y___id('column_ title')->£(["_inner_HTM L_"])->|<<-(...);

? :-D (impish grin) (I added the other currencies to make the code more
robust. The extra underscores makes the call virtual :-])

Thanks!


-- K

P.S. This is a serious question, I'm only trying to be humorous.

[Mateusz Markowski]

Re: Dynamically managing certain document aspects (e.g. title)


KE napisał(a):

Hi
>
I have this Javascript code snippet which I add to the "onload" event
of the "<body>" tag:
>
document.title = document.getEle mentById('colum n_title').inner HTML;
>
The element id "columnt_ti tle" is the id of a heading ("<h1>") on the
page that happens to be the title of the main article on that page.
>
I couldn't find this in the help or main reference documents on
php.org. I'm sure it's pretty simple. Is it...
>
$document->title =
€document->get_element__b y___id('column_ title')->£(["_inner_HTM L_"])->|<<-(...);
>
? :-D (impish grin) (I added the other currencies to make the code more
robust. The extra underscores makes the call virtual :-])
>

It's rather DOM question.

echo $document->getElementById ('column_title' )->firstChild->nodeValue;

[mannerboy]

Re: Dynamically managing certain document aspects (e.g. title)

sth wrong with the tag <hl>

i can't get the string value between <hland </hl>,

<div or <spanworks...

"KE дµÀ£º
"

Hi
>
I have this Javascript code snippet which I add to the "onload" event
of the "<body>" tag:
>
document.title = document.getEle mentById('colum n_title').inner HTML;
>
The element id "columnt_ti tle" is the id of a heading ("<h1>") on the
page that happens to be the title of the main article on that page.
>
I couldn't find this in the help or main reference documents on
php.org. I'm sure it's pretty simple. Is it...
>
$document->title =
€document->get_element__b y___id('column_ title')->¡ê(["_inner_HTM L_"])->|<<-(...);
>
? :-D (impish grin) (I added the other currencies to make the code more
robust. The extra underscores makes the call virtual :-])
>
Thanks!
>
>
-- K

P.S. This is a serious question, I'm only trying to be humorous.

[KE]

Re: Dynamically managing certain document aspects (e.g. title)

well, as I've noted, you need an "id" attribute set. e.g.

<H1 id="article_tit le">I am a cool title for an article, if you've ever
seen one</H1>

See if you can reference it this way. "<span>" is fine too, thought.

Thanks


mannerboy wrote:

sth wrong with the tag <hl>
>
i can't get the string value between <hland </hl>,
>
<div or <spanworks...
>
"KE дµÀ£º
"

Hi

I have this Javascript code snippet which I add to the "onload" event
of the "<body>" tag:

document.title = document.getEle mentById('colum n_title').inner HTML;

The element id "columnt_ti tle" is the id of a heading ("<h1>") on the
page that happens to be the title of the main article on that page.

I couldn't find this in the help or main reference documents on
php.org. I'm sure it's pretty simple. Is it...

$document->title =
€document->get_element__b y___id('column_ title')->¡ê(["_inner_HTM L_"])->|<<-(...);

? :-D (impish grin) (I added the other currencies to make the code more
robust. The extra underscores makes the call virtual :-])

Thanks!


-- K

P.S. This is a serious question, I'm only trying to be humorous.

[william.clarke]

Re: Dynamically managing certain document aspects (e.g. title)

I'm confused, how does any of this relate to PHP?

[KE]

Re: Dynamically managing certain document aspects (e.g. title)

Doesn't finding the way to dynamically change the title of an HTML
document with a PHP script relate to PHP in any way?

william.clarke wrote:

I'm confused, how does any of this relate to PHP?