What I want to do is add an onclick event handler to row1 to insert a row after row1. I can't seem to find a way to do it though. After creating the new row node, I could try something like document.getElementById("row1").parentNode.appendChild(newNode) but that would add the new row to the bottom of the table. The insertBefore() method is the right idea but I want to insert the new row AFTER row1 and there doesn't seem to be an insertAfter() method.
I thought about navigating through the DOM tree to get the row after row1 and then using insertBefore() but the table is generated dynamically and there won't necessarily be a next row.
I am trying to target specific DOM nodes in order to change the background color.
The html code is: <div id="rightcol"><h1>Highlights Regional</h1>
<div class="art"><a name="clergy"></a><h2><a href="clergy.html">Understanding Addiction: Recovery Tools for Clergy and Other Congregational Leaders</a></h2> <p>A unique opportunity for clergy and congregational leaders.</p></div>
I am using this javascript phrase:
var x=document.getElementById('rightcol').getElementsByTagName("A");
It is returning all of the links within 'rightcol'. What I need is the anchors, which I wish to address by individual name.
I want to move a node from its current position, wherever in the parent it may be, to the top of its parent node.
so say i have:
a very abbridged dictionary - abacus - banana - candle
i might want to move "banana" to be above "abacus". I've seen plenty of things about deleting and removing nodes, but to clone and remove would seem a bit of a cludge. Is there anyone who acn help?
I'm trying to add the text value of an xml element to a variable but the closest i can get is having the variable set to [text object] using this method:
rootNode.getElementsByTagName('instructions')[0].childNodes[0]; I have also tried these methods but they always return undefined: rootNode.getElementsByTagName('instructions')[0].childNodes[0].text;
I'm attempting to run some checks on an input value. Initial HTML:[code]After the page loads a javascript calendar function called JDPicker runs and changes it to:[code] my issue only occurs on this HTML that is hard coded into the page. I have several other inputs (same element structure with the divs, etc) added later with javascript using createElement functions and my javascript works fine on those:[code]My problem is only in IE (testing with v 8). When I try to get the child elements value it gives me this error: "value null or is not an object". I tried using .nodeValue after that and it worked, but then started giving me errors regarding the .length function "length null or is not an object".
This question refers to the DOM. I would like to dynamically append some small amount of text to the all-text content of a <pre> node. I suppose that I could extract the existing content, and replace the <pre> node in question with a new <pre> node that has the extended content. But the existing content is longish, and it seems to me wasteful to rewrite it all just to have a small amount of text tacked on to the end. Is there a way to simply append the new text to the node's contents?
I've got a few lines of javascript which works fine with IE, but I don't know how to adapt the code so it also works on FF:
************************************ // create the table var ItemTable = document.createElement("TABLE");
// insert a row for the topic var myTHeadCell = ItemTable.createTHead().insertRow(0).insertCell(0) ; myTHeadCell.width="100%"; myTHeadCell.innerText="Title";
// insert a row for the instruction ItemTable.tBodies[0].insertRow(0); ItemTable.tBodies[0].rows[0].insertCell(0); ItemTable.tBodies[0].rows[0].cells[0].className="instruction"; ItemTable.tBodies[0].rows[0].cells[0].innerText="instruction/question"; ************************************ The code fails when I try to insert the "Instruction"-Row: In FF no tBodies-Collection exists.
And when I write ItemTable.insertRow(0) instead, the row is added to the THead. How do I create a table body?
I have a Javascript that gets data from an XML document and displays it through javascript. The problem is that when I do dcfile.getElementsByTagName("subhead")[0].firstChild.nodeName all I get is #text. Can you tell me why? Code:
it has been a short time since i use jquery. I am now stuck on a problem with jquery- getting a xml node's all attributes as an array for example.. I have searched a lot on that with no luck Is there a way on getting all attributes of a node with jquery?
I can't seem to find a function or method that will return the "name" of the currently selected node or element in an xml dom. The text and attribute value is accessible but I can't access the name of the element itself. tagName() doesn't work tagId doesn't .
In xml file: <aa> <bbb tittle="bbb_title"> </bbb> <ccc tittle="ccc_title"> </ccc> </aa>
I write this to know the title 'bbb_title, ccc_title': $(xmlDoc).find('aa').children().each( function(i) { menu_tittle = $(this).attr('tittle'); } Now to know the name (bbb,ccc) of the nodes <bbb> and <ccc>
What I'm trying to figure out now is how to get the MedicalBill node with the max bill date from the xml file. For example, if one MedicalBill node has a billDate of 05/01/2011 and a second MedicalBill node has a billDate of 08/01/2011 then I want the easiest way to get a handle to the MedicalBill node with the greatest billDate - in this case 08/01/2011.
I'm attempting to make it so it physically swaps the element position within DOM (the index, in other words) when someone clicks on a button. It will either be the element right before, or right after (depending on which button they click). I'm using jQuery, so if there is an easy way to do it using that, please let me know. If not, I can use jQuery to get the DOM elements using .get(). I don't know if I can just just do something like:
Code:
var domElements = $('.draggable').get(); var tempElement = domElements[index + 1].cloneNode(true); domElements[index + 1] = domElements[index].cloneNode(true); domElements[index] = tempElement;
It doesn't seem to work quite right. Should I use replaceChild or something? Don't know if it would work, here? I will know the index, so that's not an issue, here, it's just a matter of getting it to reorder the elements, so when I loop through them, they are processed in the correct order.
trying to read text from text child, basicaly seeking for equvivalent for this:
var groupArray = secondElement.getElementsByTagName("DIV"); // so looking for text nodes var groupArray = secondElement.getElementsByTagName("??????");
hmm tryed this, seems DOM doesn't see the text node that itself created
//2.TRANSFERING ALL CHILDS TO secondElement // case1 --> ONLY IMAGE APPEARS !!?? for (i = 0; i < firstElement.childNodes.length; i++) { secondElement.appendChild(firstElement.childNodes[i]); }
//case2 --> TEXT AND IMAGE APEARS secondElement.innerHTML = firstElement.innerHTML;
This can get nested 2-3 levels but for now I cant even get the nested UL node with one nested level. I have tried:
function testing(e){ node=e.firstChild.firstChild alert(node.nodeName)
but it returns "#text" and not the UL node. I usually do this with DIVs with no problem but I though I would try to use ULs this time but I am not having much luck. How can I get the value of this nested UL?