Using innerHTML (like $('<div></div>') is faster than DOM creation methods;
see http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/innerhtml.html
but for complicated trees it's harder to understand and debug.
nrwsteff wrote:
>
> short question:
>
> what is the recommanded/better/fastest (memory footprint/execution time)
> jQuery way to create dynamic content?
> the length of code is not so important for me.
> or should i use one of the DOM creation plugins?
>
> a)
> var myIdVar = 'id1';
> var myClassVar = 'class1';
> $('<div></div>').attr({'id':myIdVar,'class':myClassVar}).appendTo('#myAnchor
> ');
>
> or
>
> b)
> var myIdVar = 'id1';
> var myClassVar = 'class1';
> var myHtml = '<div ';
> myHtml += 'id="'+myIdVar+'" class="'+myClassVar+'"></div>';
> $('#myAnchor').append(myHtml);
>
> regards steff
>
>
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