D
Dan Diebolt
I need some script that change "foo" to "bar" anywhere "foo" occurs on
the page once the page is loaded. Any idea how?
the page once the page is loaded. Any idea how?
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Evertjan.
Dan Diebolt wrote on 04 sep 2003 in comp.lang.javascript:
IE:
<body onload='mybody.innerText=mybody.innerText.replace(/foo/g,"bar")'>
<div id="mybody">
blah foo<br>
blah foo
</div>
</body>
I need some script that change "foo" to "bar" anywhere "foo" occurs on
the page once the page is loaded. Any idea how?
IE:
<body onload='mybody.innerText=mybody.innerText.replace(/foo/g,"bar")'>
<div id="mybody">
blah foo<br>
blah foo
</div>
</body>
D
Dan Diebolt
<body onload='mybody.innertext=mybody.innertext.replace(/foo/g,"bar")'>
<div id="mybody">
blah foo<br>
blah foo
</div>
</body>
I don't have a <div> to grab "mybody" as a handle. I have to simply make
the change to whatever text is within <body>.
<div id="mybody">
blah foo<br>
blah foo
</div>
</body>
I don't have a <div> to grab "mybody" as a handle. I have to simply make
the change to whatever text is within <body>.
E
Evertjan.
Dan Diebolt wrote on 04 sep 2003 in comp.lang.javascript:
1/ It is not innertext, but innerText
2/ Why do you let yourself be constricted that way ? It seems you want to
change somone elses work. This could be unetical. The final p[ossibilitiy
is called "html-mining".
<body onload='mybody.innertext=mybody.innertext.replace(/foo/g,"bar")'>
<div id="mybody">
blah foo<br>
blah foo
</div>
</body>
I don't have a <div> to grab "mybody" as a handle. I have to simply make
the change to whatever text is within <body>.
1/ It is not innertext, but innerText
2/ Why do you let yourself be constricted that way ? It seems you want to
change somone elses work. This could be unetical. The final p[ossibilitiy
is called "html-mining".
L
Lasse Reichstein Nielsen
I need some script that change "foo" to "bar" anywhere "foo" occurs on
the page once the page is loaded. Any idea how?
Best guess is to run through the DOM tree:
---
function crawlDOM(node,fnode,ftext) {
switch (node.nodeType) {
case 1: // normal node
for(var i = 0;i<node.childNodes.length; i++) {
crawlDOM(node.childNodes,fnode,ftext);
}
fnode(node);
break;
case 3: // text node
ftext(node);
break;
}
}
---
Then you can do:
---
crawlDOM(document.body,
function (){},
function (tnode) {
tnode.nodeValue = tnode.nodeValue.replace(/foo/g,"bar");
});
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