fromHTML is returning {"headers":null,"tag_map":null} about hquery.php HOT 5 CLOSED

hQuery::fromHTML() is only returning an instance of hQuery, nothing else.
You can see that for yourself from the source code.

How did you get that output? Did you use something like json_encode($doc)?
Looks like tag_map and headers are the only public properties of the hQuery instance.

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Indeed, I was using json_encode($doc) to print the value. Sorry, I should've mentioned that. I tested this with another web page and that worked fine.

Could it have something to do with the web page itself? The weird thing is that the HTML that I feed it, is perfectly valid HTML before I use hQuery::fromHTML(). I wish I could send you the source, but I'm afraid I'm not allowed to do that.

Thanks for the quick reply by the way.

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You are not supposed to print the $doc instance directly, but rather use it to extract the data you need from the document.

If you want to get a quick view of what is inside the $doc instance, you can use echo json_encode($doc->_info()).

From your description, I don't understand what is the problem or whether there is one.

See the README -> Processing the results or examples/playground.php to get an idea what else you can do with a $doc instance.
Also, the unit-tests are a good source of documentation.

I know, this library is poorly documented.
I would make proper documentation should I have more free time :)

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Okay thanks for your clear explanation :) I will see if I can fix it, and will post here, should I have useful information.

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Thanks and Good luck!

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