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Does anyone if PHP has dom functions?

If not specificly so, does anyone have theories as to how I could go about for similiar results?

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in PHP5 look in the folder php-5.0.0b1\ext\dom\examples.. this will show how to use DOM in PHP5..

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correct me if i'm wrong here (which has been known to happen before), but isn't DOM primarily client side, since the "document" doesn't really exist in its final form until it is ready to be delivered to the browser. thus, why would PHP have DOM functionality seeing as it is totally server side? I thought ECMAScript (or javascript) was the primary way of working with the DOM.
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PHP 4 has some DOM-XML functionality.. "Document" in DOM does not refer to any specifics like client side, the D could just as well stand for Data if you ask me :)
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Alright. Then, my new question is, is there anyway to control timeouts? Let me elaborate. This script I'm making is a bulk email. There are over 19,000 email addresses to go through; and the script times out. How do I force it to continue? Is it even possible?
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see php.ini file
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