How can I create more than one attribute for a DOM Element?
Here I have one attribute
$data = $xml->createElement('enclosure', $rssdata["nNr"]);
$enclosure = $xml->createAttribute('type');
$enclosure->value = 'image/jpeg';
$data->appendChild($enclosure);
$item->appendChild($data);
But I need two attributes like the export here for URL
<enclosure type="image/jpeg" url="">1</enclosure>
With PHP's DOM extension, you can more easily add one or more attributes to a DOMElement by using the DOMElement::setAttribute method.
Saying that $enclosure is the DOMElement for the <enclosure> element in your question:
$enclosure->setAttribute("type", "image/jpeg");
$enclosure->setAttribute("url", "");
Just adds those two attributes you're asking for. You can do one, two or N attributes that way.
Background Info: In XML an element can only have one attribute with the same name.
Just add three more lines:
$data = $xml->createElement('enclosure', $rssdata["nNr"]);
$enclosure = $xml->createAttribute('type'); # creating attribute 1
$enclosure->value = 'image/jpeg'; # setting value
$data->appendChild($enclosure); # adding attribute to element
$url = $xml->createAttribute('url'); # creating attribute 2
$url->value = ''; # setting value
$data->appendChild($url); # adding attribute to element
$item->appendChild($data);
If you have many attributes to add, you might consider creating a function to reduce code duplication.
Your variable names may be confusing. If you rename $enclosure and $data your code might become clearer and easier to read:
$enclosureElement = $xml->createElement('enclosure', $rssdata["nNr"]);
$typeAttribute = $xml->createAttribute('type'); # creating attribute 1
$typeAttribute->value = 'image/jpeg'; # setting value
$enclosureElement->appendChild($typeAttribute); # adding attribute to element
$urlAttribute = $xml->createAttribute('url'); # creating attribute 2
$urlAttribute->value = ''; # setting value
$enclosureElement->appendChild($urlAttribute); # adding attribute to element
$item->appendChild($enclosureElement);
->createAttribute() you can set the value as well - just add it as 2nd argument. Even easier: Use setAttribute(). No need to create one.Just add another one the way you added the first one.
$urlAttr = $xml->createAttribute('url');
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