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Javascript HTML CSS Q&A » innerHTML » appendChild

1. "innerHTML += ..." vs "appendChild(txtNode)" stackoverflow.com

The question is, comparing concatination using innerHTML and appending a text node to an existing node. What is happening behind the scene? My thoughs around this so far:

I'm guessing both are causing ...

2. Javascript dom tree modification stackoverflow.com

Whats the wayto modify the "body" of a dom tree like this using javascript:

Original htm:    <html> <head></head>   <body>  blah blah blah  </body>  ...

3. Appendchild and innerHTML both seem to freeze ie6 when the content is large forums.devshed.com

JavaScript probably shouldn't be used to load a "ton" of data. innerHTML also shouldn't be used to append a "ton" of html to a page. Consider that a person with a crappy computer would have a hell of a time loading this "ton" of data probably rendering the web page useless entirely, no matter what browser they are using.

4. x.innerHTML vs x.appendChild? sitepoint.com

Hello guys, I'm just learning about HTML DOM and have the following question. If you want to create something like: with HTML DOM, then I believe you can do that in the following ways: 1) var newA = document.createElement('a'); newA.innerHTML = ""; or 2) var newA = document.createElement('a'); var newI = document.createElement('img'); newA.appendChild(newI); I believe both codes will ...

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