- From: olivier Thereaux <ot@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 11:12:34 +0900
- To: public-comments-wcag20@w3.org
Hello WCAG editors! I am not a DOM expert, by far, so this comment is to be taken with a lot of caution, but I think the "good practice" example in [Client-side Scripting Techniques: 2.2 Dynamic content generation] (from the W3C Working Draft 30 June 2005) is wrong in a couple of aspects: * [[ para.insertText("Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet"); ]] this seems wrong, or at least I can't find its reference anywhere in the DOM specs. I suggest: [[ var text = document.createTextNode("Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet"); para.appendChild(text); ]] * idem for the list, which is also wrong because of mistakes in appendChild'ing Instead of [[ var list = document.createElement("ul"); itemone = document.createElement("li"); itemonelink = document.createElement("a"); itemonelink.setAttribute("href","foo.html"); itemonelink.insertText("foo"); list.appendChild(itemone); ]] the correct script would be, I think (with extra title for the link -- you may change the text ;) but this is an example of setting several attributes, and title for a href's isn't a bad case where that would be needed): [[ var list = document.createElement("ul"); var itemone = document.createElement("li"); var itemonelink = document.createElement("a"); itemonelink.setAttribute("href","foo.html"); itemonelink.setAttribute("title", "CLICK HERE!!!"); var linktext =document.createTextNode("foo"); itemonelink.appendChild(linktext); itemone.appendChild(itemonelink); list.appendChild(itemone); ]] I hope my suggestions aren't terribly wrong, and I hope they help. Regards, -- olivier
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