How do create this snippet of code? Cause if you just inserted a
string in the div with innerHTML, I can understand why it isn't
working.
It's better if you just create the elements bfore you insert them into
the div.
var container = new Element('div');
var image = new Element('img');
container.insert(image);
that way you already have a refrence to the element you need to call.
img.writeAttribute('src', 'path/image.gif');
Greetz,
Wizz
On 21 dec, 04:51, "Gareth Evans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey guys
>
> I have a bunch of element fragments (ie this might be a div, with children
> of an image, another div) etc which aren't attached to the document yet..
> and can't seem to call the dom manipulation methods on them:
>
> down('img.icon') returns undefined but if I look at the innerHTML of the
> element, there is clearly an image there with that class.
>
> Is this is a known limitation and what options do I have?
>
> Everything is encapsulated in functions, so I know I need an image tag
> there, but I dont know the source until the callee performs some further
> ifs, however I need the element for this ifs, it's sorta a catch 22.. so I
> generate the dom fragment and then want to set the image src later- except I
> cant get a reference until its attached...
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