Thomas,
Thanks, I would have bet the ranch that I had tried that combination as I
remember the pattern from a previous email in the batik archive, but, in any
case, the code snip you provided,
rn.getParentNode().removeChild(rn);
now deletes the node appropriately,
Thanks again,
KWL
On 11/26/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi K.W.
"K. W. Landry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 11/23/2006 05:05:51 PM:
> I've tried every iteration of "removing DOM node" I can find, they all
fail.
I think your basic problem is that you are trying to remove a node
from a node that is not it's parent:
> SVGOMDocument sd = (SVGOMDocument)ad;
> Node rn = sd.getElementById("BarChart"); //.getParentNode();
> sd.removeChild(rn);
The last line should probably be:
rn.getParentNode().removeChild(rn);
> And the error produced: "The child node (type: 1, name: g) is missing."
Yes, the node 'rn' is missing from the child node list of 'sd'.
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