Sandy,
Sorry, I meant to ask do the Event Listeners registered with a Node get
imported along with the Node, i.e. do I have worry about re-registering
or un-registering an Event Listener.
Cheers
Pat
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> Hi Pat,
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> DOM Level 2 events are described in the spec
> "http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Events-20001113/events.html";,
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> But according to my understanding, you won't get any (mutation) event when
> you call Document.importNode(). This method doesn't modify the current
> document, but create a DOM sub-tree instead. You have to call append or
> insert methods later to really put the newly created sub-tree into the
> document. And it's at that point you would get the event.
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> Did I miss something here?
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> Cheers,
> Sandy Gao
> Software Developer, IBM Canada
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> What is the expected behavior when importing a node in terms of the
> registered event listeners. I am bound to DOM level 2 currently so
> cannot use the adoptNode implementation that is specified in DOM level 3.
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> Ive looked the DOM Level 2 documentation but have found nothing.
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> Has anybody out there dealt with DOM Events and importing of nodes.
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> Cheers
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> Pat
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