On 01/05/10 10:06, Ben Stover wrote:
> var x = document.createElement("hello");
There is no HTML tag named "hello" so this is almost certainly not going
to do what you want.
> var x = document.createElement("<P>");
> var x = document.createElement("<br>");
Similarly, there are no tags named "<p>" or "<br>". (There _are_ tags
named "p" and "br". You don't pass angle brackets to createElement.)
> var x = document.createElement("&nbps;");
Even if it was spelled right, again, there is no element called " ".
> Is there a mass adding command?
There is innerHTML. There are also a variety of scripts that will
accept a more convenient input, and do all the createElement (and other)
calls for you. I once wrote this one, useful in this context because it
is small and self contained (not part of a larger library):
http://programming.arantius.com/dollar-e
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