With DOM
you can either use
$dom->getElementsByTagName('OfferName')->length;
to count all OfferName elements only. length
is an attribute of DOMNodeList
.
To count all OfferName elements within an OfferNameList, you can use DOMXPath::evaluate
$xpath->evaluate('count(//OfferNameList/OfferName');
Note that within is somewhat inaccurate here as the XPath query will only consider direct children. Please adjust your question if you need OfferName elements anywhere below a OfferNameList element.
Also note that //
will query anywhere in the document, which might be less efficient for large documents. If you know OfferNameList elements occur at a certain position in your XML only, use a direct path.
Full working example (run on codepad):
$xml = <<< XML
<root>
<NotOfferNameList>
<OfferName>...</OfferName>
<OfferName>...</OfferName>
<OfferName>...</OfferName>
</NotOfferNameList>
<OfferNameList>
<OfferName>...</OfferName>
<OfferName>...</OfferName>
<OfferName>...</OfferName>
</OfferNameList>;
</root>
XML;
$dom = new DOMDocument;
$dom->loadXml($xml);
// count all OfferName elements
echo $dom->getElementsByTagName('OfferName')->length, PHP_EOL; // 6
// count all OfferNameList/OfferName elements
$xp = new DOMXPath($dom);
echo $xp->evaluate('count(//OfferNameList/OfferName)'); // 3
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