Hello,
I have a question concerning the createDOM function. I tried to create a table
row and insert it into an existing table. I'm wondering about two things:
a) The first new element (here: TR) has to be created twice, otherwise it won't
get rendered in HTML.
b) Each new element contains an extend-attribute; I would like to know what
they are for (and if they are not needed, how I could delete them).
Below is the Javascript and the resulting HTML code (currently I'm using
Firefox 2.0 on Linux):
var newTR = TR(null,
TR({id:'xy', class:'trClass'},
TD({style:'padding-left: 36pt'}, 'Hello...')));
new Insertion.After('row1.4', newTR.innerHTML); //(uses
Prototype-library)
---------HTML------------
.
.
<tr id="xy" class="trClass" extend="function (object) {return
Object.extend.apply(this, [this, object]);}"><td style="padding-left: 36pt;"
extend="function (object) {return Object.extend.apply(this, [this,
object]);}">Hello...</td></tr>.
.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Best regards,
Felix
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