For example: domxml include file when rendered as html overwrites the
one for the dom extension. Also, here is a snippet of the xml to make
sure this is being done correctly (for the refentry I followed the
SOAP docs and making it case sensitive):
IDs should be lower case.
The problem of having ID
> > And on my question about the function tag, Derick you were right, though
the
> > function tag isnt needed. just using:
> > functionname works great. Thanks
>
> But then it won't add the () automatically ;-)
I noticed that, but the () ends up outside of the link which just looks
really weird :)
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Rob Richards wrote:
> > Nuno Lopes wrote:
>
> > > The problem of having IDs in lower case is that they broke livedocs.
> > > Livedocs needs that IDs are equal to function names.
> >
> > Maybe we should hack livedocs to change this instead of adding more fuzz
> > in the XML fil
> Nuno Lopes wrote:
> > The problem of having IDs in lower case is that they broke livedocs.
> > Livedocs needs that IDs are equal to function names.
>
> Maybe we should hack livedocs to change this instead of adding more fuzz
> in the XML files :)
If livedocs depend upon the ID, then it wouldnt
> >>IDs should be lower case.
> >
> >
> >
> > The problem of having IDs in lower case is that they broke livedocs.
> > Livedocs needs that IDs are equal to function names.
>
> Maybe we should hack livedocs to change this instead of adding more fuzz
> in the XML files :)
>
> didou
I still don't un
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Nuno Lopes wrote:
> > IDs should be lower case.
>
> The problem of having IDs in lower case is that they broke livedocs.
> Livedocs needs that IDs are equal to function names.
Then fix that. PHP has no case sensitive function names, so just doing
strtolower() works fine there
Nuno Lopes wrote:
For example: domxml include file when rendered as html overwrites the
one for the dom extension. Also, here is a snippet of the xml to make
sure this is being done correctly (for the refentry I followed the
SOAP docs and making it case sensitive):
IDs should be lower case.
The
> > For example: domxml include file when rendered as html overwrites the
> > one for the dom extension. Also, here is a snippet of the xml to make
> > sure this is being done correctly (for the refentry I followed the
> > SOAP docs and making it case sensitive):
> >
> >
>
> IDs should be lower ca
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Rob Richards wrote:
> So does it make sense that I should be appending dom- to the functions as
> well to avoid collisions with the domxml documentation?
>
> i.e.
Well, no other choice is there?
> And in doing so is there a way to change the text disaplyed when using a
> fu
From: "Derick Rethans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > For example: domxml include file when rendered as html overwrites the
> > one for the dom extension. Also, here is a snippet of the xml to make
> > sure this is being done correctly (for the refentry I followed the
> > SOAP docs and making it case sen
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Rob Richards wrote:
> For example: domxml include file when rendered as html overwrites the
> one for the dom extension. Also, here is a snippet of the xml to make
> sure this is being done correctly (for the refentry I followed the
> SOAP docs and making it case sensitive):
>
I'm trying to
write up some docs for the dom extension and have a few questions.This
is the first time writing up docs here so I was following the domxml extension
on naming things. I ran into an issue however withDOMDocument_xinclude as
the naming ends up being the same for both extensions
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