Create html code using DOM and javascript

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Hi, I want to create some code on button click using javascript and jQuery,
those code look:

HTML

<div class="news">
    <img src="./images/1.jpg" />
    <content>
        <a class="person" href="">Lubomyr Pelyo</a>
        <br />
        <comment>
            First record in news
        </comment>
        <br/>
        <settings>
            <a href="">Comment</a>
            <a href="">Share</a>
            <a href="">Remove</a>
        </settings>
    </content>

    <br style="clear:both"/>
</div>

to create thet code I use:

JavaScript

$('#newPost').click(function(){
    var text = $('#new').val();
    var textTrim = $.trim(text);
    if(textTrim != ''){
        var newsDiv = document.createElement('div');
        newsDiv.setAttribute('class', 'news');
        var person = document.createElement('img');

        newsDiv.innerText = text;
        $('#news').prepend(newsDiv);
    }
    $('#new').val('');
});

I cant find how to create "div .news" with all those blocks inside.

Posted 28-Jun-13 6:47am

Lubomur

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Solution 4

Button and container div markup is given by

HTML

<input type="button" id="injectDynamicMarkup" value="Click">
<div id="DynamicDiv"></div></input>

Script add dynamic markup is as follows

JavaScript

var dynamicMarkup='<div class="news">'+
                '<img src="./images/1.jpg" />'+
                '<content>'+
                    '<a class="person" href="">Lubomyr Pelyo</a>'+
                    '<br />'+
                    '<comment>'+
                        'First record in news'+
                    '</comment>'+
                    '<br />'+
                    '<settings>'+
                        '<a href="">Comment</a>'+
                        '<a href="">Share</a>'+
                        '<a href="">Remove</a>'+
                    '</settings>'+
                '</content>'+
 
                '<br style="clear:both" />'+
            '</div>';
$("#injectDynamicMarkup").click(function(){
    $("#DynamicDiv").html(dynamicMarkup);
});

Posted 21-Aug-13 1:24am

Jitendra Sabat

Solution 3

Моя тобі порада задавай такі питання ТУТ.А по питанню спробуй використати appendChild()

Posted 21-Aug-13 0:31am

Taras Krutiak

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AspDotNetDev · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-28T06:58:00

So you aren't sure how to make a bunch of nested DOM elements? There are many ways:

jQuery. You are using jQuery, which can readily create DOM elements using HTML strings, like this:

JavaScript
```
var newsDiv = $("<div class\"news\"><img src=\"./images/1.jpg\" />...and so on...<div>")[0];
```
Copy. You can create the div in the HTML and set the style to "display: none", then fetch that element (e.g., using a jQuery selector), then copy the element using cloneNode (and you'll have to remove the display of none).
Manual. Create the child elements using createElement (just like you did for the news DIV), then add them to the parent using appendChild

Lubomur · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-28T08:20:00

if someone interest

JavaScript

if(textTrim != ''){
      var newsDiv = document.createElement('div');
      newsDiv.setAttribute('class', 'news');
      var img = document.createElement('img');
      img.setAttribute('src', './images/1.jpg');
      newsDiv.appendChild(img);

      var content = document.createElement('content');
      var person = document.createElement('a');
      person.setAttribute('class', 'person');
      person.innerText = 'Lubomyr Marshal';
      content.appendChild(person);
      var br = document.createElement('br');
      content.appendChild(br);
      var comment = document.createElement('comment');
      comment.innerText = text;
      content.appendChild(comment);
      var br = document.createElement('br');
      content.appendChild(br);
      var settings = document.createElement('settings');
      var comment = document.createElement('a');
      comment.innerText = 'Comment';
      settings.appendChild(comment);
      var share = document.createElement('a');
      share.innerText = 'Share';
      settings.appendChild(share);
      var remove = document.createElement('a');
      remove.innerText = 'Remove';
      settings.appendChild(remove);

      content.appendChild(settings);

      newsDiv.appendChild(content);

      var br = document.createElement('br');
      br.setAttribute('style', 'clear:both');
      newsDiv.appendChild(br);

      $('#news').prepend(newsDiv);
  }

Create html code using DOM and javascript

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