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19
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from: http://www.webreference.com/js/tips/020131.html

The DOMDocument object is based on a tree structure. There are twelve different node types on this tree, from 1 to 12. Here they are, with their corresponding nodeTypeString property values:

TypenodeTypeString
1“element”
2“attribute”
3“text”
4“cdatasection”
5“entityreference”
6“entity”
7“processinginstruction”
8“comment”
9“document”
10“documenttype”
11“documentfragment”
12“notation”

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