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> To: TeraScript-Talk@terascript.com
> Subject: TeraScript-Talk: @DOM
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> I have used the @DOM tag previously to encapsulate XML and then referred to
> various elements within it.
>
> Does it also work for HTML? Can I encapsulate a page then r
bject: TeraScript-Talk: @DOM
I have used the @DOM tag previously to encapsulate XML and then referred to
various elements within it.
Does it also work for HTML? Can I encapsulate a page then refer to various
nodes in it using the Document Object Model nomenclature?
Wayne
Byteserve Pty Ltd
w:
I have used the @DOM tag previously to encapsulate XML and then referred to
various elements within it.
Does it also work for HTML? Can I encapsulate a page then refer to various
nodes in it using the Document Object Model nomenclature?
Wayne
Byteserve Pty Ltd
w: http://www.byteserve.com.au/
e
Thanks, Ben! I had just figured that out.
Bill
On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 12:30 PM, Ben Johansen wrote:
> Your missing the step where you convert it to a dom object using the @DOM
>
>
> On Mar 7, 2012, at 9:01 AM, Bill Downall wrote:
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> I'm sure somebody has the quick trick here.
>
> I want to cre
Your missing the step where you convert it to a dom object using the @DOM
On Mar 7, 2012, at 9:01 AM, Bill Downall wrote:
> I'm sure somebody has the quick trick here.
>
> I want to create XML in text, and then convert/assign it into a DOM variable.
> But both of these look like plain ordinary
I'm sure somebody has the quick trick here.
I want to create XML in text, and then convert/assign it into a DOM
variable. But both of these look like plain ordinary variables, and the
second cannot be passed to a method that expects a DOM paramaeter. In the
debug output of request varaibles, it do
