Module: Dom

Members

<inner> Serializer :XMLSerializer

Used to serialize outerHTML of DOM elements in older (pre-HTML5) Gecko, Safari, and Opera browsers. Beware that XMLSerializer generates an XHTML string (

instead of

). It is noted here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1700870/how-do-i-do-outerhtml-in-firefox that some browsers (like older versions of Firefox) have problems with XMLSerializer, and an alternative, albeit more expensive option, is described.

Type:

• XMLSerializer

Source:

• dom.js, line 158

Methods

<inner> documentWindow(doc) → {Window}

Gets the window to which the given document belongs.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
doc	Document

Source:

• dom.js, line 218

Returns:

Type

Window

<inner> editingHost(node) → {boolean}

Checks whether the given element is an editing host.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
node	Node

Source:

• dom.js, line 114

Returns:

Type

boolean

<inner> ensureExpandoId()

Source:

• dom.js, line 196

<inner> isContentEditable(node) → {boolean}

Check if the given node's contentEditable attribute is `true`.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
node	Element

Source:

• dom.js, line 62

Returns:

Type

boolean

<inner> isEditable(node) → {boolean}

Checks whether the given element is editable. An element with the class "aloha-editable" is considered editable.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
node	Node

Source:

• dom.js, line 78

Returns:

Type

boolean

<inner> isEditingHost(node) → {boolean}

Checks whether the given node is content editable. An editing host is a node that is either an Element with a contenteditable attribute set to the true state, or the Element child of a Document whose designMode is enabled. An element with the class "aloha-editable" is considered an editing host.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
node	Node

Source:

• dom.js, line 37

Returns:

True if `node` is content editable.

Type

boolean