“This post originated from an RSS feed registered with PHP Buzz by Alan Knowles. Original Post: PHP's XML DOM , almost there Feed Title: Smoking toooo much PHP. Feed URL: http://www.akbkhome.com/blog.php/RSS.xml. Feed Description: More than just a blog :) Latest PHP Buzz Posts”
— PHP Buzz Forum - PHP's XML DOM , almost there, artima.com

“Blog. Scraping HTML with DOM. 2008-03-11 11:28:45 by Martynas Jusevičius. HTML scraping is used to extract structured data from human-intended webpages. It is a common way to work around old school websites which do not provide data Fortunately, PHP's DOM extension is able to parse even invalid HTML,”
— xml.lt: Blog: Scraping HTML with DOM, xml.lt

“The Official Blog of PHPDeveloper.org My 2 cents: I know that this post is about DOM, but I'd like to recommend SimpleXML instead – for simple XMLs like RSS it's probably the best lightweight XML parsing php extension [and the code is much more easier to write & read]”
— Parsing an RSS with DOM and PHP at blog.phpdeveloper.org, blog.phpdeveloper.org

“Programming, PHP, JavaScript, .Net, motorbikes, pubs, poker, football, news, restaurants and anything else”
— K! blog by Karl Bunyan - Using removeChild with the PHP 5 DOM, blog.core10.co.uk

“Use php to create a simple keyword harvester”
— PHP Page Scraper - Keyword Harvester | PHPXP Blog, blog.phpxp.net

“This blog post is an introduction to some of the MP3 capabilities of ffmpeg. I'll use ffmpeg to transform a blog post into a podcast-ready mp3 file. If you continue to read this longish post, here's what you can expect to see: using PHP DOM. ffmpeg to convert to MP3”
— Blog-to-podcast with ffmpeg / Stoyan's phpied.com, phpied.com

“sklar.com/blog. Wednesday, February 22. 2006. Speed: DOM traversal vs. XPath in PHP 5. Needing to pick out some bits from a smallish (40 lines) XML document studded with namespaces, I first If XPath gives you the willies and you prefer using the DOM functions, then you're in great shape”
— Speed: DOM traversal vs. XPath in PHP 5 - sklar.com/blog, sklar.com

“ESL Developer Blog /* Documenting ourselves */ Archive for the php' Category. Using PHP-DOM to create XMPP-Stanzas. Tuesday, August 18th, 2009. Just because it took me some searching and cursing over the idea PHP has of OOP, here is how you skip the XML-Declaration in the output of PHP-DOM:”
— php " ESL Developer Blog, dev.esl.eu