Once you've gotten your information into your DOMDocument (using the child_node methods, etc. like you said), you would call the .save method, telling it the filename.
Chip H.
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I was looking more toward a link/document/tutorial on using php or some web-driven language that does this. I think xQuerry is going to do what im asking but its not supported as of yet, could be wrong.
more specificly I have a site thats entirly xml driven in content, and was building the application that lets my client update the xml files. However I do not know how is best to write it...
using a string to hold everything
"<content><parent><child1>child info</child1>" etc
or if there was a more specific way to change the child varaibles and reprint it? Dont know if i made myself clear.
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