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How do I traverse an DOM tree using a NodeIterator?
(DOM Level 2!) A NodeIterator can come in pretty handy to walk over all the nodes, even though you loose the structure of the document. See the questions/answers about TreeWalker to retain the structure.

The following simple example shows you how it works. If you have played around with FileFilters before, it's a no-brainer. It shows all the zip codes that contain a "8".

For more information on the NodeIterator, the NodeFilter and their options, check out the API docs: NodeIterator, NodeFilter

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Author of answer: Joris Van den Bogaert

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