Closed quimm2003 closed 2 years ago
Hi there,
Just to inform.
I'm working in a project where all xml nodes must be indented to be accepted by a remote server. So I've tweaked the XMLSecurityDsig constructor like this:
public function __construct($prefix='ds', $formatOutput=FALSE) { $template = self::BASE_TEMPLATE; if (! empty($prefix)) { $this->prefix = $prefix.':'; $search = array("<S", "</S", "xmlns="); $replace = array("<$prefix:S", "</$prefix:S", "xmlns:$prefix="); $template = str_replace($search, $replace, $template); } $sigdoc = new DOMDocument(); if ($formatOutput === TRUE) { $sigdoc->preserveWhiteSpace = FALSE; $sigdoc->formatOutput = TRUE; } $sigdoc->loadXML($template); $this->sigNode = $sigdoc->documentElement; }
And get the final xml properly indented.
Thank you all.
Hi there,
Just to inform.
I'm working in a project where all xml nodes must be indented to be accepted by a remote server. So I've tweaked the XMLSecurityDsig constructor like this:
And get the final xml properly indented.
Thank you all.