What do you get if you take the ease of jQuery, the standards compliance of XPath, and implement it in PHP? wizDom!

(This is my first post in some time - I've been busy! Since the last post, I've migrated the site from wordpress to drupal, and there are some outstanding character encoding and lack-of-attachment problems I need to attend to. Hopefully I'll get to that soon...)

This is an early alpha release of wizDom. So early I'm not hosting it in subversion or giving it a number yet or anything. wizDom is a jquery-like class for selecting and manipulating documents using PHP's DOM extensions. It's very similar to phpQuery, but it focuses more heavily on using the xpath syntax and works by using PHP 5.2's features to extend the base DOM classes. The end result is a stunningly short script.

The code is in sore need of comments, features, and documentation - but I think it's the framework of something good to come. I hope to add to it and get more of a release going in the next couple of weeks.

http://papasian.org/~dannyp/wizDom.php.txt

http://papasian.org/~dannyp/wizDom-example.php.txt