[RESOLVED] DOMNode - How to get the innerHTML?

[aj_nsc]

So I've got a DOMNode object, let's say it's this:

<div id="heading">
<h1><cufon>My Heading</cufon></h1>
</div>

and I want to get this string:

<h1><cufon>My Heading</cufon></h1>

I've get the div#heading as a DOMNode object, but I can't figure out/find a way for the life of me to just dump the contents......anybody?

[Charles]

    $xml = <<<EOQ
<div id="heading">
<h1><cufon>My Heading</cufon></h1>
</div>
EOQ;

    $dom = new DOMDocument ();
    $dom->loadXML ($xml);
    echo $dom->saveXML($dom->getElementsByTagName ('h1')->item (0)); 

[NogDog]

I'm not sure, but I don't think there's a PHP DOM corollary to the (non-standard) JavaScript innnerHTML. Maybe something like the following?

$heading = $dom->getElementById('heading');
$cufonList = $heading->getElementsByTagName('cufon');
foreach($cufonList as $cufon) {
   echo $cufon->textContent;
} 

[aj_nsc]

You folks rock!