On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 6:44 PM, Michael Dale <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I think both are useful and I like jquery style building of html since
> it gives you direct syntax errors rather than html parse errors which
> are not as predictable across browsers. But sometimes performance wise
> or from a quick "get it working" perspective its easier to write out an
> html string. Also I think tabbed html is a bit easier on the eyes for
> someone that has dealt a lot with html.
probabbly not the intend of your message, but your first and second
examples can be mixed
function dojBuild2(){
var box = document.createElement("div");
for(var i =0 ;i < repetCount;i++){
var thing = document.createElement("span");
thing.innerHTML ='<span id="' + escape(i) + '" class="fish">' +
'<p class="dog" rel="foo" >' +
escape(i) +
'</p>' +
'</span>';
box.appendChild(thing);
}
document.getElementById("cat").appendChild(box);
}
what I think we have here, is that $('#cat') is expensive, and run
inside a loop in dojBuild
Since your post is about coding style, and not perfomance (and not
about the particular speed of this style), ignore this post.
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