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Apr 4th, 2008 20:39
ha mo, Alex Fenton, amrapali basak, http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/browser/mshtml/reference/ifaces/ihtmlelement/insertadjacenthtml.asp
insertAdjacentHTML() is an Internet Explorer only method for adding
dynamic HTML content onto an existing page element. You can call it
upon any HTML element in the page. You give it two parameters, the
first of which tells the browser where you want to put the new HTML in
relation to the existing HTML in the tag, and the second of which is
the HTML you want to add.
You use it something like:
<P ID="my_little_paragraph">some stuff</P>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Javascript">
var para = document.all['my_little_paragraph'];
para.insertAdjacentHTML('BeforeBegin','<B>here</B>'); /* is now
<B>here</B><P>some stuff</P> */
para.insertAdjacentHTML('AfterBegin','<I>there</I>'); /* is now
<B>here</B><P><I>there</I>some stuff</P> */
para.insertAdjacentHTML('BeforeEnd','<U>everywhere</U>'); /* is now
<B>here</B><P><I>there</I>some stuff<U>everywhere</U></P> */
</SCRIPT>
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