PHP Manual: The Dom\Attr class

Introduction

Dom\Attr represents an attribute in the Dom\Element object.

This is the modern, spec-compliant equivalent of DOMAttr.

Dom\Attr

extends Dom\Node

/* Inherited constants */

public const int Dom\Node::DOCUMENT_POSITION_DISCONNECTED = 0x1;

public const int Dom\Node::DOCUMENT_POSITION_PRECEDING = 0x2;

public const int Dom\Node::DOCUMENT_POSITION_FOLLOWING = 0x4;

public const int Dom\Node::DOCUMENT_POSITION_CONTAINS = 0x8;

public const int Dom\Node::DOCUMENT_POSITION_CONTAINED_BY = 0x10;

public const int Dom\Node::DOCUMENT_POSITION_IMPLEMENTATION_SPECIFIC = 0x20;

/* Properties */

public readonly stringnull $namespaceURI;

public readonly stringnull $prefix;

public readonly string $localName;

public readonly string $name;

public string $value;

public readonly Dom\Elementnull $ownerElement;

public readonly bool $specified;

/* Inherited properties */

public readonly int $nodeType;

public readonly string $nodeName;

public readonly string $baseURI;

public readonly bool $isConnected;

public readonly Dom\Documentnull $ownerDocument;

public readonly Dom\Nodenull $parentNode;

public readonly Dom\Elementnull $parentElement;

public readonly Dom\NodeList $childNodes;

public readonly Dom\Nodenull $firstChild;

public readonly Dom\Nodenull $lastChild;

public readonly Dom\Nodenull $previousSibling;

public readonly Dom\Nodenull $nextSibling;

public stringnull $nodeValue;

public stringnull $textContent;

/* Methods */

public bool Dom\Attr::isId()

public void Dom\Attr::rename(stringnull $namespaceURI, string $qualifiedName)

/* Inherited methods */

/* Not documented yet */

namespaceURI: The namespace URI of the attribute.
prefix: The namespace prefix of the attribute.
localName: The local name of the attribute.
name: The qualified name of the attribute.
value: The value of the attribute.
Note: Unlike the equivalent property in DOMAttr, this does not substitute entities.
ownerElement: The element that contains the attribute or null.
specified: Legacy option, always is true.