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Element createElement(string localName)
Create and return a new, empty Element node with the specified tag name. In HTML docu-
ments, the tag name is converted to uppercase.
Element createElementNS(string namespace, string qualifiedName)
Create and return a new, empty, Element node. The first argument specifies the namespace
URI for the element, and the second argument specifies the namespace prefix, a colon, and
the tag name of the element.
Event createEvent(string eventInterface)
Create and return an uninitialized synthetic Event object. The argument must specify the type
of event, and the argument should be a string such as “Event”, “UIEvent”, “MouseEvent”,
“MessageEvent”, or so on. After creating an Event object, you can initialize its read-only
properties by calling an appropriate event-initialization method on it, such as
initEvent()
,
initUIEvent()
,
initMouseEvent()
, or so on. Most of these event-specific initialization methods
are not covered in this book, but see
Event.initEvent()
for the simplest one. When you have
created and initialized an synthetic event object, you can dispatch it using the
dispatchE
vent()
method of
EventTarget
. Synthetic events will always have an
isTrusted
property of
false
.
ProcessingInstruction createProcessingInstruction(string target, string data)
Creates and returns a new ProcessingInstruction node with the specified target and data string.
Text createTextNode(string data)
Creates and returns a new Text node to represent the specified text.
Element elementFromPoint(float x, float y)
Return the most deeply nested Element at window coordinates (
x
,
y
).
boolean execCommand(string commandId, [boolean showUI, [string value]])
Execute the editing command named by the
commandId
argument in whatever editable element
has the insertion cursor. HTML5 defines the following commands:
bold insertLineBreak selectAll
createLink insertOrderedList subscript
delete insertUnorderedList superscript
formatBlock insertParagraph undo
forwardDelete insertText unlink
insertImage italic unselect
insertHTML redo
Some of these commands (such as “createLink”) require an argument value. If the second
argument to
execCommand()
is
false
, the third argument gives the argument that the command
is to use. Otherwise, the browser will prompt the user for the necessary value. See §15.10.4
for more on
execCommand()
.
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Element getElementById(string elementId)
This method searches the document for an Element node with an
id
attribute whose value is
elementId
and returns that Element. If no such Element is found, it returns
null
. The value
of the
id
attribute is intended to be unique within a document, but if this method finds more
than one Element with the specified
elementId
, it returns the first. This is an important and
commonly used method because it provides a simple way to obtain the Element object that
represents a specific document element. Note that the name of this method ends with “Id”,
not with “ID”.
NodeList getElementsByClassName(string classNames)
Returns an array-like object of elements that have a
class
attribute that includes all of the
specified
classNames
.
classNames
may be a single class or a space-separated list of classes. The
returned NodeList object is live and is automatically updated as the document changes. The
elements in the returned NodeList appear in the same order as they appear in the document.
Note that this method is also defined on
Element
.
NodeList getElementsByName(string elementName)
This method returns a live, read-only, array-like object of Elements that have a
name
attribute
whose value is
elementName
. If there are no matching elements, it returns a NodeList with
length
0.
NodeList getElementsByTagName(string qualifiedName)
This method returns a read-only array-like object that contains all Element nodes from the
document that have the specified tag name, in the order in which they appear in the document
source. The NodeList is “live”—its contents are automatically updated as necessary when the
document changes. For HTML elements, tag name comparison is case-insensitive. As a special
case, the tag name “*” matches all elements in a document.
Note that the Element interface defines a method by the same name that searches only a
subtree of the document.
NodeList getElementsByTagNameNS(string namespace, string localName)
This method works like
getElementsByTagName()
, but it specifies the desired tag name as a
combination of namespace URI and local name within that namespace.
boolean hasFocus()
This method returns true if this document’s Window has the keyboard focus (and, if that
window is not a top-level window, all of its ancestors are focused).
Node importNode(Node node, boolean deep)
This method is passed a node defined in another document and returns a copy of the node
that is suitable for insertion into this document. If
deep
is
true
, all descendants of the node
are also copied. The original node and its descendants are not modified in any way. The
returned copy has its
ownerDocument
property set to this document but has a
parentNode
of
null
because it has not yet been inserted into the document. Event-listener functions registered
on the original node or tree are not copied. See also
adoptNode()
.
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Window open(string url, string name, string features, [boolean replace])
When the
open()
method of a document is invoked with three or more arguments, it acts just
like the
open()
method of the Window object. See
Window
.
Document open([string type], [string replace])
With two or fewer arguments, this method erases the current document and begins a new
one (using the existing Document object, which is the return value). After calling
open()
, you
can use the
write()
and
writeln()
methods to stream content to the document and
close()
to end the document and force its new content to be displayed. See §15.10.2 for details.
The new document will be an HTML document if
type
is omitted or is “text/html”. Otherwise,
it will be a plain text document. If the
replace
argument is true, the new document replaces
the old one in the browsing history.
This method should not be called by a script or event handler that is part of the document
being overwritten, because the script or handler will itself be overwritten.
boolean queryCommandEnabled(string commandId)
Returns
true
if it is currently meaningful to pass
commandId
to
execCommand()
and false other-
wise. The “undo” command, for example, is not enabled if there is nothing to undo. See
§15.10.4.
boolean queryCommandIndeterm(string commandId)
Returns
true
if
commandId
is in an indeterminate state for which
queryCommandState()
cannot
return a meaningful value. Commands defined by HTML5 are never indeterminate, but
browser-specific commands might be. See §15.10.4.
boolean queryCommandState(string commandId)
Return the state of the specified
commandId
. Some editing commands, such as “bold” and
“italic,” have a state
true
if the cursor or selection is in italic and
false
if it is not. Most
commands are stateless, however, and this method always returns
false
for those. See
§15.10.4.
boolean queryCommandSupported(string commandId)
Returns
true
if the browser supports the specified command and
false
otherwise. See
§15.10.4.
string queryCommandValue(string commandId)
Returns the state of the specified command as a string. See §15.10.4.
Element querySelector(string selectors)
Returns the first element in this document that matches the specified CSS
selectors
(this may
be a single CSS selector or a comma-separated group of selectors).
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NodeList querySelectorAll(string selectors)
Returns an array-like object containing all Elements in this Document that match the specified
selectors
(this may be a single CSS selector or a comma-separated group of selectors). Unlike
the NodeLists returned by
getElementsByTagName()
and similar methods, the NodeList re-
turned by this method is not live: it is just a static snapshot of the elements that matched when
the method was called.
void write(string text...)
This method appends its arguments to the document. You can use this method while the
document is loading to insert content at the location of the
<script>
tag, or you can use it
after calling the
open()
method. See §15.10.2 for details.
void writeln(string text...)
This method is like
HTMLDocument.write()
, except that it follows the appended text with a
newline character, which may be useful when writing the content of a
<pre>
tag, for example.
Events
Browsers do not fire many events directly at Document objects, but Element events do bubble
up to the Document that contains them. Therefore, Document objects support all of the event
handler properties listed in
Element
. Like Elements, Document objects implement the
EventTarget
methods.
Browsers do fire two document readiness events at the Document object. When the
ready
State
property changes, the browser fires a readystatechange event. You can register a handler
for this event with the
onreadystatechange
property. The browser also fires a
DOMContentLoaded event (see §17.4) when the document tree is ready (but before external
resources have finished loading). You must use an
EventTarget
method to register a handler
for those events, however, since there is an
onDOMContentLoaded
property.
DocumentFragment
adjacent nodes and their subtrees
Node
The DocumentFragment interface represents a portion—or fragment—of a document. More
specifically, it is a list of adjacent nodes and all descendants of each, but without any common
parent node. DocumentFragment nodes are never part of a document tree, and the inherited
parentNode
property is always
null
. DocumentFragment nodes exhibit a special behavior that
makes them quite useful, however: when a request is made to insert a DocumentFragment
into a document tree, it is not the DocumentFragment node itself that is inserted but instead
each child of the DocumentFragment. This makes DocumentFragment useful as a temporary
placeholder for nodes that you wish to insert, all at once, into a document.
You can create a new, empty DocumentFragment with
Document.createDocumentFragment()
.
You can search for elements in a DocumentFragment with
querySelector()
and
querySelectorAll()
, which work just like the same methods of the Document object.
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Methods
Element querySelector(string selectors)
See
Document.querySelector()
.
NodeList querySelectorAll(string selectors)
See
Document.querySelectorAll()
.
DocumentType
the <!DOCTYPE> declaration of a document
Node
This infrequently used type represents the
<!DOCTYPE>
declaration of a document. The
doctype
property of a Document holds the DocumentType node for that document. Docu-
mentType nodes are immutable and cannot be modified in any way.
DocumentType nodes are used to create new Document objects with
DOMImplementa
tion.createDocument()
. You can create new DocumentType objects with
DOMImplementa
tion.createDocumentType()
.
Properties
readonly string name
The name of the document type. This identifier immediately follows
<!DOCTYPE>
at the
start of a document, and it is the same as the tag name of the document’s root element.
For HTML documents, this will be “html”.
readonly string publicId
The public identifier of the DTD, or the empty string if none was specified.
readonly string systemId
The system identifier of the DTD, or the empty string if none was specified.
DOMException
an exception thrown by a Web API
Most client-side JavaScript APIs throw DOMException objects when they need to signal an
error. The
code
and
name
properties of the object provide more details about the error. Note
that a DOMException can be thrown when reading or writing a property of an object as well
as when calling a method of an object.
DOMException is not a subclass of the core JavaScript Error type, but it functions like one,
and some browsers include a
message
property for compatibility with
Error
.
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Constants
unsigned short INDEX_SIZE_ERR = 1
unsigned short HIERARCHY_REQUEST_ERR = 3
unsigned short WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR = 4
unsigned short INVALID_CHARACTER_ERR = 5
unsigned short NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR = 7
unsigned short NOT_FOUND_ERR = 8
unsigned short NOT_SUPPORTED_ERR = 9
unsigned short INVALID_STATE_ERR = 11
unsigned short SYNTAX_ERR = 12
unsigned short INVALID_MODIFICATION_ERR = 13
unsigned short NAMESPACE_ERR = 14
unsigned short INVALID_ACCESS_ERR = 15
unsigned short TYPE_MISMATCH_ERR = 17
unsigned short SECURITY_ERR = 18
unsigned short NETWORK_ERR = 19
unsigned short ABORT_ERR = 20
unsigned short URL_MISMATCH_ERR = 21
unsigned short QUOTA_EXCEEDED_ERR = 22
unsigned short TIMEOUT_ERR = 23
unsigned short DATA_CLONE_ERR = 25
These are the possible values of the
code
property. The constant names are verbose
enough to indicate the approximate reason that the exception was thrown.
Properties
unsigned short code
One of the constant values listed above, indicating what type of exception occurred.
string name
The name of the specific exception type. This will be one of the constant names listed
above, as a string.
DOMImplementation
global DOM methods
The DOMImplementation object defines methods that are not specific to any particular
Document object but rather are “global” to an implementation of the DOM. You can obtain
a reference to the DOMImplementation object through the
implementation
property of any
Document object.
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Methods
Document createDocument(string namespace, string qualifiedName, DocumentType doctype)
This method creates and returns a new XML Document object. If
qualifiedName
is specified,
a root element with that name is created and added to the document as its
documentElement
.
If
qualifiedName
includes a namespace prefix and a colon, namespace should be the URI that
uniquely identifies the namespace. If the
doctype
argument is non-
null
, the
ownerDocument
property of this DocumentType object is set to the newly created document and the Docu-
mentType node is added to the new document.
DocumentType createDocumentType(string qualifiedName, publicId, systemId)
This method creates and returns a new DocumentType node to represent a
<!DOCTYPE>
dec-
laration that you can pass to
createDocument()
.
Document createHTMLDocument(string title)
This method creates a new HTMLDocument object with a skeletal document tree that in-
cludes the specified title. The
documentElement
property of the returned object is an
<html>
element, and this root element has
<head>
and
<body>
tags as its children. The
<head>
element
in turn has a
<title>
child, which has the specified
title
string as its child.
DOMSettableTokenList
a token list with a settable string value
DOMTokenList
A DOMSettableTokenList is a
DOMTokenList
that also has a
value
property that can be set to
specify the entire set of tokens at once.
The
classList
property of
Element
is a DOMTokenList that represents the set of tokens in
the
className
property, which is a string. If you want to set all the
classList
tokens at once,
you can simply set the
className
property to a new string. The
sandbox
property of the
IFrame
element is a little different. This property and the HTML attribute that it is based on
was defined by HTML5 and so there is no need for an old string representation and a new
DOMTokenList representation. In this case, the property is simply defined as a
DOMSettable
TokenList
: you can read it and write it as if it were a string, or you can use its methods and
use it as a set of tokens. The
htmlFor
property of
Output
and the
audio
property of
Video
are
also DOMSettableTokenLists.
Properties
string value
The space-separated string representation of the set of tokens. You can read or write this
property to treat the set as a single string value. You do not normally need to use this
property explicitly, however: when you use a DOMSettableTokenList as a string, it is
this string value that is returned. And if you assign a string to a DOMSettableTokenList,
this property is implicitly set.
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DOMTokenList
a set of space-separated tokens
A DOMTokenList is a parsed representation of a space-separated string of tokens, such as
the
className
property of a
Element
. A DOMTokenList is, as its name implies, a list—it is an
array-like object with a
length
property and you can index it to retrieve the individual tokens.
But more importantly, it defines methods
contains()
,
add()
,
remove()
, and
toggle()
methods
that allow you to treat it as a set of tokens. If you use a DOMTokenList as if it was a string,
it evaluates to a space-separated string of tokens.
The HTML5
classList
property of
Element
objects is a DOMTokenList, in browsers that
support that property, and is the only DOMTokenList you are likely to use often. See also
DOMSettableTokenList
.
Properties
readonly unsigned long length
A DOMTokenList is an array-like object; this property specifies the number of unique
tokens it contains.
Methods
void add(string token)
If the DOMTokenList does not already contain
token
, add it at the end of the list.
boolean contains(string token)
Returns
true
if the DOMTokenList contains
token
, or
false
otherwise.
string item(unsigned long index)
Return the token at the specified
index
or
null
if
index
is out of bounds. You can also index
the DOMTokenList directly instead of calling this method.
void remove(string token)
If this DOMTokenList contains
token
, remove it. Otherwise, do nothing.
boolean toggle(string token)
If the DOMTokenList contains
token
, remove it. Otherwise add it.
Element
a document element
Node, EventTarget
An Element object represents an element in an HTML or XML document. The
tagName
prop-
erty specifies the tag name or type of the element. Standard HTML attributes of the element
are available through JavaScript properties of the Element object. Attributes, including XML
attributes and nonstandard HTML attributes can also be accessed with the
getAttribute()
and
setAttribute()
methods. Element content is available through properties inherited from
Node. If you are only interested in the Element relatives of an Element, you can use the
children
property or
firstElementChild
,
nextElementSibling
, and related properties.
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