PHP: Simple HTML DOM Parser - multiple attributes in find()?

Question

I'm using Simple HTML DOM Parser but can't figure out how to get elements that have 2 or more matching attributes.

Sadly, to get the first 2 divs, this doesn't work:

$html = "<div title='test a' class='a' >test a</div>
         <div title='test b' class='b' >test b</div>
         <div title='test c' class='c' >test c</div>";

$htmldom = str_get_html($html);
$ab = $htmldom->find("div[class=a][class=b]");

Is it even possible?

jsalonen · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-20 17:59:40Z

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You can find all divs with either class a or class b by invoking:

$ab = $htmldom->find("div[class=a], div[class=b]");

For details, see manual on "How to find HTML elements -> Advanced".

answered Jun 20, 2012 at 17:59

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TGR Over a year ago

This doesn't work for me. find('h2') works, find('title') works, but find('h2, title') returns nothing.

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