Class: GLDOMElement

Source Location: /engine/lib/dom/gldom_element.php

Class GLDOMElement

Class Overview

Basic DOM Element This class provides the basic class that implements the DOM element.

Basic DOM Element This class provides the basic class that implements the DOM element.

Located in /engine/lib/dom/gldom_element.php [line 43]

GLDataset
   |
   --GLDOMElement

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Version:

1.0

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Descendants

Child Class	Description
GLOOObject	Basic DOM Element This class provides the basic class that implements the DOM element.

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Inherited Properties, Constants, and Methods

Inherited Properties

Inherited Methods

Inherited Constants

Inherited From GLDataset

GLDataset::$vars

Inherited From GLDataset

GLDataset::__construct()

GLDataset::assign()

Assign a value into a variable

GLDataset::import()

Import variables from an array or object

GLDataset::object_added()

An inheritable function to notify an object attachment

GLDataset::object_removed()

An inheritable function to notify an object detachment

GLDataset::pop()

Pop a value from a variable

GLDataset::push()

Push a value on a variable If the variable is not an array, it is conerted to.

GLDataset::push_once()

Push a value on a variable, but make sure it's only one on the array This function checks for an existing $value on the array. exists, it is not appended twice.

GLDataset::shift()

Shift a value from a variable

GLDataset::sort()

Sort the contents of a variable

GLDataset::unshift()

Unshift a value on a variable If the variable is not an array, it is conerted to.

GLDataset::usort()

Sort the contents of a variable using a user callback

GLDataset::var_changed()

An inheritable function to notify a variable update

GLDataset::var_removed()

An inheritable function to notify a variable removal

GLDataset::__get()

Get data variables

GLDataset::__isset()

Check for defined variables

GLDataset::__set()

Set data variables

GLDataset::__unset()

Unset a variable

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Property Summary

mixed	$children
mixed	$classname
mixed	$id
mixed	$next
mixed	$parent
mixed	$previous
mixed	$root

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Method Summary

GLDOMElement	__construct()
void	add_child()
array\|bool	find_child()	Return the first matching element Find a child using the following search pattern simmilar to CSS selector on HTML DOM: [<classs>]. Both Class and ID can be ommited.
array	find_children()	Return all the matching elements
void	remove_child()

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Properties

mixed $children [line 45]

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public

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mixed $classname [line 51]

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public

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mixed $id [line 52]

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public

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mixed $next [line 47]

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Access:

public

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mixed $parent [line 46]

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Access:

public

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mixed $previous [line 48]

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public

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mixed $root [line 49]

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public

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Methods

Constructor __construct [line 54]

GLDOMElement __construct(
[
$class = NULL], [
$id = NULL] 
)

Parameters:

	$class:
	$id:

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Access:

public

Redefinition of:

GLDataset::__construct()

Redefined in descendants as:

GLOOObject::__construct()

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add_child [line 63]

void add_child(

&$object 
)

Parameters:

&$object:

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public

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find_child [line 171]

array|bool find_child(
string
$search 
)

Return the first matching element Find a child using the following search pattern simmilar to CSS selector on HTML DOM: [<classs>]. Both Class and ID can be ommited.

Return the first matching element Find a child using the following search pattern simmilar to CSS selector on HTML DOM: [<classs>].[<id>][@<index>] Both Class and ID can be ommited. If ommited, everything will be selected. Also, in contrast with find_children, you can specify a specific child instead of the first. <index> is 1-based.

Parameters:

string

$search:

The search pattern

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Return:	Return the child objects that match the criteria
Access:	public

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find_children [line 122]

array find_children(
string
$search, [int
$count = 0] 
)

Return all the matching elements

Return all the matching elements Find a child using the following search pattern simmilar to CSS selector on HTML DOM: [<classs>].[<id>] : Both Class and ID can be ommited. If ommited, everything will be selected

Parameters:

string	$search:	The search pattern
int	$count:	[Optional] The maximum entries to return

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Return:	Return the child objects that match the criteria
Access:	public

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remove_child [line 85]

void remove_child(

$objid 
)

Parameters:

$objid:

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Access:

public

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