php simple html dom parse img html5 attributes?

Question

How to use simple html dom parse img html5 attribute: data-original

$htmls = '<img class="lazy" alt="Nubifragio a Verbania , ferite 2 turiste  Gravi danni, chiesto stato di calamità    foto" title="Nubifragio a Verbania , ferite 2 turiste  Gravi danni, chiesto stato di calamità    foto" data-original="http://www.repubblica.it/images/2012/08/26/130634575-506cc9ae-11b8-4a53-920c-539a3811e46b.jpg" src="http://www.repubblica.it/static/images/homepage/2012/lazy.png" width="130" height="98" style="display: inline; ">';
$html = str_get_html($htmls);
$fata = $html->find('img'); 
foreach($fata as $newimage){
    echo $newimage->data-original; //0
    echo $newimage->src; //http://www.repubblica.it/static/images/homepage/2012/lazy.png
}

I could get the attribute src, but data-original return 0

Nucleoprotein

You're saying $newimage->data - original; – Inaccurate

@Stephen Sarcsam Kamenar, yes, how to get this value use simple html dom? – Nucleoprotein

Try $newimage['data-original']; – Inaccurate

Answer 1

$newimage->data-original;

means

$newimage->data - original;

A way round this is to try:

$property = 'data-original';
$newimage->$property;

or, to use the alternative syntax:

$newimage['data-original'];

Multicellular

right, in php it should be $newimage->{'data-original'};, thanks. – Nucleoprotein

I realize this is old but I came across this, submitted an edit for this to use the proper syntax on the final line. – Freezer

perfect solution, really helped me. – Doha

Answer 2

Just an FYI:

I tried:

$newimage['data-original'];

but this is what worked for me:

$property = 'data-original';
$newimage->$property;

Thromboplastic

The alternative syntax didn't work for me neither, but the other one did the trick. – Lucent

Same, got an error saying I couldn't use a Simple HTML DOM element as an array. Ended up using $newImage->{'data-original'} syntax which worked OK. – Sperling

Answer 3

Hope this will work

$thumbs= $video->find('img[class=image]', 0)->{data-original};

Graben

Answer 4

Using braces would be more efficient:

$newimage->{'data-original'};

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