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Which is better to use when iterating over DOM elements or finding a a set of DOM elements. is Xpath faster?
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I am looking for chatroom on one page with 7 loggedin users and 6+rows for say 42 users.these users will keep on adding wthnew users.Need urgent help.A PRETTY UNUSUAL Q FOR MOST OF U.What is MORE REQ new features:
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Hi! I have been trying to get this to work for a while, and I suspect there's an easy solution that I just can't find. My head feels like jelly and I would really appreciate any help.
My main page.php makes a .post() to backend.php and fetches a list of cities which it echoes in the form of:
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Is there anyway to have javascript run when a XSL sheet has been applied to an XML file by Javascript?
I am using a JQuery plugin to apply the sheet to the xml but the javascript that is located inside of the XSL file will not run.
I put the Javascript at the bottom of the file and it still does…
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I'm creating a tree control and I'm attempting to use a parent element as a template for its children. To this end I'm using the element.cloneNode(true) method to deep clone the parent element. However when I insert the cloned element into the DOM it is missing certain inner elements despite having…
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Hello, everyone!
I receive a Document (DOM tree) from a certain API (not in JDK). Sadly, this Document is not namespace-aware. As far as I know DOM, once generated, namespace-awareness can't be "added" afterwards.
When converting this Document using a Transformer to a string, the XML is correct…
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In javascript, let say I got two nodes(node A, node B). when I click on node A, can I transfer "click" event to node B, so event handler for node B will execute.
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I'm sure the answer is no, but is it possible to determine the width of an element before it is appended to the DOM?
Once it's appended, I know I can use offsetWidth and offsetHeight.
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