Guys I'm parsing an URL to get HTML dom elements.
Here is my code:
<?PHP
$url = 'http://www.sportsdirect.com/nike-satire-mens-skate-shoes-242188?colcode=24218822';
libxml_use_internal_errors(true);
$dom = new DOMDocument;
$dom->loadHTMLFile($url);
$xp = new DOMXPath($dom);
$qry = '//script[starts-with(normalize-space(.), "var colourVariantsInitialData")]';
$rawtxt = $xp->query($qry)->item(0)->nodeValue;
$jsonStart = strpos($rawtxt, '[');
$jsonEnd = strrpos($rawtxt, ']');
$collections = json_decode(substr($rawtxt, $jsonStart, $jsonEnd - $jsonStart + 1));
foreach ($collections[1]->SizeVariants as $item) {
$SizeName = $item->SizeName;
$PriceUnformated = $item->ProdSizePrices->SellPrice;
$find = array('£');
$replace = array('');
$Price = str_replace($find, $replace, $PriceUnformated);
echo "SizeName: <b>$SizeName</b> - Price: <b>$Price</b><br>";
}
This code is fetching "text" from a script from the output source. Here is the complete text from this script: http://pastebin.com/FwK9Z8CP
My code is giving the following result:
SizeName: 7 (41) - Price: 27.00
SizeName: 8 (42.5) - Price: 36.00
SizeName: 9 (44) - Price: 36.00
SizeName: 9.5 (44.5) - Price: 36.00
SizeName: 11 (46) - Price: 36.00
My question is:
How I can get only the result for a specific SizeName, for example let's say for SizeName 7 (41) ?
Thanks in advance!
$specific
have the string that you want find. Change the foreach
in your code to this:
$specific = '7 (41)';
foreach ($collections[1]->SizeVariants as $item) {
$SizeName = $item->SizeName;
if(trim($SizeName) == trim($specific)) {
$PriceUnformated = $item->ProdSizePrices->SellPrice;
$find = array('£');
$replace = array('');
$Price = str_replace($find, $replace, $PriceUnformated);
echo "SizeName: <b>$SizeName</b> - Price: <b>$Price</b><br>";
}
}