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Parsing Child Nodes with the DOM XML extension in PHP 5

In this last chapter of the series, I’m going to teach you how to handle the child nodes of an XML document by way of two simple methods, called hasChildNode() and removeChild() respectively. So let’s not waste any more time in preliminaries and learn how to use them in a helpful way.


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