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DOM XPath query

Asked by nasx in XPath, PHP Scripting Language, Document Object Model

Tags: DOM, XPath, PHP

Hi!
I have a XML DOMDocument object where I need to find a combination of a ID and a ITEM_TYPE tag.
When we have a result, I need to know the ID and ITEM_TYPE for all parents back to the root.
All parents ID and ITEM_TYPE needs to be stored in a array.

An example XML structure is listed below. Lets say we wil search for the combination item_type=D and id=10, and return all parents item_type and id.

Thanks for the help
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<response>
<status_code>0</status_code>
<message/>
<results>
    <folder_id>9</folder_id>
    <folder_name>Minpath</folder_name>
    <full_path>Minpath</full_path>
    <items>
        <item>
            <id>10</id>
            <item_type>F</item_type>
            <title>Aktuelt</title>
            <filename>Aktuelt</filename>
            <items>
                <item>
                    <id>43</id>
                    <item_type>D</item_type>
                    <title>My doc 2</title>
                    <filename>Dokument 2.pdf</filename>
                    <items>
                        <item>
                            <id>10</id>
                            <item_type>D</item_type>
                            <title>My title</title>
                            <filename>Dokument 4.pdf</filename>
                        </item>
                    </items>
               </item>
           </items>
        </item>
     </items>
</results>
</response>
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