I have this in my html (multiple instances of the following):
<div id='message'>
This is the first line<br />
This is the second line
<a href='link'>link_A</a>
</div>
I want to get this:
This is the first line<br />This is the second line
Using
$messages = $xpath->query('//div[@id="message"]/text()');
I am getting
This is the first line
and
This is the second line
as separate nodes.
As per another question I tried
$xpath->query('//div[@id="message"][self::text() or self:br]');
AND
$xpath->query('//div[@id="message"]//nodes[self::text() or self:br]');
But that gives and 'Invalid Expression' error.
Can someone help me out with what I'm doing wrong here?
Thanks.
You can get the node()
but excluding the a
element:
//div[@id="message"]/node()[not(self::a)]
Demo (using xmllint
):
$ cat test.html
<div id='message'>
This is the first line<br/>
This is the second line
<a href='link'>link_A</a>
</div>
$ xmllint test.html --xpath '//div[@id="message"]/node()[not(self::a)]'
This is the first line<br/>
This is the second line
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