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Re: get DOM Tree from transformation

From: "VK" <schools_ring@-----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 1/3/2007 8:25:00 AM


Martin Honnen wrote:
> That does not work if document.body is the body of an HTML DOM document.
> The XML DOM implementation (of MSXML) and the HTML DOM implementation
> (of IE/MSHTML) are separate implementations, you are not able to move
> nodes from an XML DOM document to a HTML DOM document. If your intention
> is to transform XML to HTML with XSLT then with IE you are bound to use
> transformNode to get a string result and insert that string into the
> HTML document with innerHTML or insertAdjacentHTML.

While waiting for responces I looked on Sarissa doing on this matter.
<http://sarissa.sourceforge.net/doc/overview-summary-sarissa.js.html>
You are seem right: with IE you are either happy with
insertAdjacentHTML or you are using rather ugly hacks like the one on
Sarissa - to bring appendChild back to life.

Taking into account that to get rid off insertAdjacentHTML was the
original purpose of our library remodeling - it puts a rather hard
choice :-)   :-(

Thanks everyone.


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