The tidyNode class

(PHP 5, PHP 7, PHP 8)

Introduction

An HTML node in an HTML file, as detected by tidy.

final class tidyNode {

/* Properties */

public readonly string $value;

public readonly string $name;

public readonly int $type;

public readonly int $line;

public readonly int $column;

public readonly bool $proprietary;

public readonly ?int $id;

public readonly ?array $attribute;

public readonly ?array $child;

/* Methods */

private __construct()

public isAsp(): bool

public isHtml(): bool

public isJste(): bool

public isPhp(): bool

public isText(): bool

}

value: The HTML representation of the node, including the surrounding tags.
name: The name of the HTML node
type: The type of the node (one of the nodetype constants, e.g. TIDY_NODETYPE_PHP)
line: The line number at which the tags is located in the file
column: The column number at which the tags is located in the file
proprietary: Indicates if the node is a proprietary tag
id: The ID of the node (one of the tag constants, e.g. TIDY_TAG_FRAME)
attribute: An array of string, representing the attributes names (as keys) of the current node.
child: An array of tidyNode, representing the children of the current node.

tidyNode::__construct — Private constructor to disallow direct instantiation
tidyNode::getNextSibling — Returns the next sibling node of the current node
tidyNode::getParent — Returns the parent node of the current node
tidyNode::getPreviousSibling — Returns the previous sibling node of the current node
tidyNode::hasChildren — Checks if a node has children
tidyNode::hasSiblings — Checks if a node has siblings
tidyNode::isAsp — Checks if this node is ASP
tidyNode::isComment — Checks if a node represents a comment
tidyNode::isHtml — Checks if a node is an element node
tidyNode::isJste — Checks if this node is JSTE
tidyNode::isPhp — Checks if a node is PHP
tidyNode::isText — Checks if a node represents text (no markup)

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