Graft: Making Javascript DOM a Piece of Cake

schadenfreude has been frustrated by DOM, and and decided to make Javascript DOM a Piece of Cake with the graft() Function, This comes from Sean Burke and his Higher Order JavaScript book. Graft enables code such as this:
PLAIN TEXT
JAVASCRIPT:
  2. graft(
  3. document.getElementById("mycontentdiv"),
  4. ["table",
  5. {border:1,cellpadding:0,cellspacing:0},
  6. ['tr',
  7. ['td',
  8. {valign:'bottom'},
  9. "Graft()"
  10. ],
  11. ['td',
  12. "makes"
  13. ],
  14. ['td',
  15. "this"
  16. ],
  17. ['td',
  18. {style:'background-color:#ff0;'},
  19. "easier",
  20. ["em",
  21. {style:'font-size:32px;'},
  22. " to do.."
  23. ]
  24. ]
  25. ]
  26. ]
  27. );

Graft: Making Javascript DOM a Piece of Cake

schadenfreude has been frustrated by DOM, and and decided to make Javascript DOM a Piece of Cake with the graft() Function,

This comes from Sean Burke and his Higher Order JavaScript book.

Graft enables code such as this:

PLAIN TEXT
JAVASCRIPT:
  1.  
  2. graft(
  3.     document.getElementById("mycontentdiv"),
  4.     ["table",
  5.         {border:1,cellpadding:0,cellspacing:0},
  6.         ['tr',
  7.             ['td',
  8.                 {valign:'bottom'},
  9.                 "Graft()"
  10.             ],
  11.             ['td',
  12.                 "makes"
  13.             ],
  14.             ['td',
  15.                 "this"
  16.             ],
  17.             ['td',
  18.                 {style:'background-color:#ff0;'},
  19.                 "easier",
  20.                 ["em",
  21.                     {style:'font-size:32px;'},
  22.                     " to do.."
  23.                 ]
  24.             ]
  25.         ]
  26.     ]
  27. );
  28.  

October 18th, 2006

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