Direct DOM manipulation or access
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Look at this code:
<div>
<p onClick="parentNode.remove()">click me</p>
</div>
Is it accessing dom via js.
I saw similar example example somewhere and it worked.
- How is it possible without js or is it somehow javascript
- Will it work if js is disabled in browser.
- Where can I look for similar functions. mozilla's dom api docs were not very helpful for me as I could not even find that parentNode.remove() function.
javascript html dom
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Look at this code:
<div>
<p onClick="parentNode.remove()">click me</p>
</div>
Is it accessing dom via js.
I saw similar example example somewhere and it worked.
- How is it possible without js or is it somehow javascript
- Will it work if js is disabled in browser.
- Where can I look for similar functions. mozilla's dom api docs were not very helpful for me as I could not even find that parentNode.remove() function.
javascript html dom
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Possible duplicate of How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
– Brian H.
Nov 19 at 11:37
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
Look at this code:
<div>
<p onClick="parentNode.remove()">click me</p>
</div>
Is it accessing dom via js.
I saw similar example example somewhere and it worked.
- How is it possible without js or is it somehow javascript
- Will it work if js is disabled in browser.
- Where can I look for similar functions. mozilla's dom api docs were not very helpful for me as I could not even find that parentNode.remove() function.
javascript html dom
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topenion
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Look at this code:
<div>
<p onClick="parentNode.remove()">click me</p>
</div>
Is it accessing dom via js.
I saw similar example example somewhere and it worked.
- How is it possible without js or is it somehow javascript
- Will it work if js is disabled in browser.
- Where can I look for similar functions. mozilla's dom api docs were not very helpful for me as I could not even find that parentNode.remove() function.
javascript html dom
javascript html dom
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Possible duplicate of How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
– Brian H.
Nov 19 at 11:37
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Possible duplicate of How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
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Possible duplicate of How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
– Brian H.
Nov 19 at 11:37
Possible duplicate of How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
– Brian H.
Nov 19 at 11:37
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- It is "somehow" javascript.
- No. It's legit js so it will not work.
ParentNode
remove
You can look at this question
for clarification How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
answered Nov 19 at 11:41
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
- It is "somehow" javascript.
- No. It's legit js so it will not work.
ParentNode
remove
You can look at this question
for clarification How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
answered Nov 19 at 11:41
Smollet777
772415
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
- It is "somehow" javascript.
- No. It's legit js so it will not work.
ParentNode
remove
You can look at this question
for clarification How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
answered Nov 19 at 11:41
Smollet777
772415
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
- It is "somehow" javascript.
- No. It's legit js so it will not work.
ParentNode
remove
You can look at this question
for clarification How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
answered Nov 19 at 11:41
Smollet777
772415
- It is "somehow" javascript.
- No. It's legit js so it will not work.
ParentNode
remove
You can look at this question
for clarification How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
answered Nov 19 at 11:41
Smollet777
772415
answered Nov 19 at 11:41
Smollet777
772415
answered Nov 19 at 11:41
Smollet777
772415
answered Nov 19 at 11:41
Smollet777
772415
772415
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Possible duplicate of How does inline Javascript (in HTML) work?
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