I have this statement
NodeList<Node> childNodes = tdElement.getChildNodes();
for (int i=0; i<childNodes.getLength(); i++){
Node childNode = childNodes.getItem(i);
if (childNode instanceof Element&& !"#text".equals
(childNode.getNodeName())){
dosomething();
}
}
but the #text nodes get thru the if (childNode instanceof Element)
check. I have to add
if (childNode instanceof Element&& !"#text".equals
(childNode.getNodeName())
to fix it. I am sure #text is not an element, and this problem does
not occur in IE, only in FF.
anyone else knows about this anomaly?
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