Is there any way to get an element’s height prior to appending it to the DOM? I know that clientHeight doesn’t work as I’ve tried and it always returns 0. Are there other methods that may return the height or does the element have to be a part of the DOM in order for the height to be calculated? This
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this.name returns undefined in javascript
I am trying to remotely create an onclick for each <div> (to save typing time). Here is the window.onload() function: The name of every <div> is “flyingsheep” – this value was set by <div name=”flyingsheep”>. When I click the <div>, the iframe “game” takes me to the webpage “/games/undefined”. Answer This will work. the problem is corrected. just use :
Get multiple elements by Id
I have a page with anchor tags throughout the body like this: The ID is always the same but the name changes. I need to populate a list of the names of these anchor tags, for example; Name 1, Name 2, Name 3. This is where I’ve got to so far: This writes out the name of the first anchor
Add onclick event to newly added element in JavaScript
I have been trying to add onclick event to new elements I added with JavaScript. The problem is when I check document.body.innerHTML I can actually see the onclick=alert(‘blah’) is added to the new element. But when I click that element I don’t see the alert box is working. In fact anything related to JavaScript is not working.. here is what
How to set DOM element as first child?
I have an element E and I’m appending some elements to it. All of a sudden, I find out that the next element to append should be the first child of E. What’s the trick, how to do it? Method unshift doesn’t work because E is an object, not array. Long way would be to iterate through E’s children and