The JavaScript below works great in Internet Explorer, but doesnt work in FireFox. It gets hung up at \"NewField is undefined\" which would be the line:
I couldn\'t seem to find quite what I\'m looking for in any other question. I am wondering if there is a way to clone an object and its DOM nodes. I have tried:
I want to take an html document (a book chapter) and separate it into pages (an array of DIV, each c开发者_运维技巧ontaining a page of html content that will fit within the prescribed dimensions of th
I am fiddling with this javascript code here http://jsfiddle.开发者_高级运维net/7Sd4W/4/ I am trying to get it to clone a select element with ID = \"sel0\"
I\'ve noticed that when attempting to call a DOMNode\'s insertBefore method where the node to-be-inserted is from another document (i.e. different from the reference node and node being inserted into)
I\'m trying to clone a div in pure Javascript, however, cloneNode leads to duplicate ids (div_0). I would like to increment the id as div_1, div_2... and do the same to somevar = {\'elem\', \'div_1\'}
Is there a quick way to \"super\" deep clone a node, including its properties?(and methods, I guess) I\'ve got something like this:
All I want to do (and it would be easy enough with PHP, but I\'m pushing myself to learn more javascript and jQuery and front end coding right now by modifying scripts to understand what they do) is t
I realize that my request is not possible using just SimpleXML -- that much I did figure out. Here is what I tried:
I have to change \"unknown\" contents of XML. The structure and content itself is valid. Original <blabla foo=\"bar\">