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Fatal error: Cannot use object of type DOMNodeList as array

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So i've spent a lot of time to write a script that do a certain task , When I was testing it on my local machine it work fine, But when I upload it to my hosting it give me this error

Fatal error: Cannot use object of type DOMNodeList as array

this is a sample of what the script do

$xml = new DOMDocument();
$xml->loadHTML($html);

$xpath = new DOMXPath($xml);
$table =$xpath->query("//*[@style='background: #aaaaaa']")->item(0);



$rows = $table->getElementsByTagName("tr");

foreach ($rows as $row) {
    if($row->getAttribute('align') === 'center') {
  $cells = $row -> getElementsByTagName('td');

  // I GET THE ERROR FROM THIS LINE
  $add = mysql_escape_string(utf8_decode($cells[0]->nodeValue));

  Some logic 

  }

Like I said it works fine on my local machine , And I get the error when I run it on my hosting

I used this code to get the loaded extensions because I thought that the problem might be from there

print_r(get_loaded_extensions());

And this is the result from my machine

Array
(
    [0] => Core
    [1] => bcmath
    [2] => calendar
    [3] => ctype
    [4] => date
    [5] => ereg
    [6] => filter
    [7] => ftp
    [8] => hash
    [9] => iconv
    [10] => json
    [11] => mcrypt
    [12] => SPL
    [13] => odbc
    [14] => pcre
    [15] => Reflection
    [16] => session
    [17] => standard
    [18] => mysqlnd
    [19] => tokenizer
    [20] => zip
    [21] => zlib
    [22] => libxml
    [23] => dom
    [24] => PDO
    [25] => bz2
    [26] => SimpleXML
    [27] => wddx
    [28] => xml
    [29] => xmlreader
    [30] => xmlwriter
    [31] => apache2handler
    [32] => openssl
    [33] => curl
    [34] => mbstring
    [35] => exif
    [36] => gd
    [37] => gettext
    [38] => intl
    [39] => mysql
    [40] => mysqli
    [41] => Phar
    [42] => pdo_mysql
    [43] => pdo_sqlite
    [44] => soap
    [45] => sockets
    [46] => sqlite3
    [47] => xmlrpc
    [48] => xsl
    [49] => mhash
)

and from my hosting

Array
(
    [0] => Core
    [1] => date
    [2] => ereg
    [3] => libxml
    [4] => openssl
    [5] => pcre
    [6] => sqlite3
    [7] => zlib
    [8] => bcmath
    [9] => bz2
    [10] => calendar
    [11] => ctype
    [12] => curl
    [13] => dom
    [14] => hash
    [15] => fileinfo
    [16] => filter
    [17] => ftp
    [18] => gd
    [19] => gettext
    [20] => SPL
    [21] => iconv
    [22] => session
    [23] => intl
    [24] => json
    [25] => mbstring
    [26] => mcrypt
    [27] => standard
    [28] => mysql
    [29] => mysqli
    [30] => pgsql
    [31] => mysqlnd
    [32] => Phar
    [33] => posix
    [34] => pspell
    [35] => Reflection
    [36] => imap
    [37] => SimpleXML
    [38] => soap
    [39] => sockets
    [40] => exif
    [41] => tidy
    [42] => tokenizer
    [43] => xml
    [44] => xmlreader
    [45] => xmlrpc
    [46] => xmlwriter
    [47] => xsl
    [48] => zip
    [49] => cgi-fcgi
    [50] => PDO
    [51] => pdo_sqlite
    [52] => pdo_mysql
    [53] => ionCube Loader
    [54] => Zend Guard Loader
)

I have no idea why I get the error

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joko liptos Avatar asked Mar 07 '16 14:03

joko liptos


1 Answers

getElementsByTagName() returns a DOMNodeList, which implements ArrayAccess as of PHP 5.6.3. This is what allows you to access a node within via $cells[0].

In prior versions you'll need to use DOMNodeList's item() method to access a specific index, e.g. $cells->item(0).

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user3942918 Avatar answered Oct 15 '22 09:10

user3942918