Take a look at the .get() function in the API.
You need something like this...
var tblObj = $("#allProjects").get(0);
or, even shorter...
var tblObj = $("#allProjects")[0];
Basically, when using the $() function, you receive a JQ object. .get()
returns the actual HTML element, so you can now use JS .insertRows()
function.
-ALEX
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Subject: [jQuery] insertrows()
I wish to create rows of a table using the DOM.
Using var tblObj = $("#allProjects"); to retrieve the table element i
then want to use the JS insertRow();
This fails, and if i alert tblObj it reports that its an Object object.
However, when using var tblObj = document.getElementById("allProjects");
The alert says that its objectHTMLTableElement.
Therefore how can i use JQuery to return the html tabl element object?
thanx
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