- From: Don Park <donpark@quake.net>
- Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 15:12:51 -0700
- To: <www-dom@w3.org>
>(ie, if one of the children of the Fragment is not something that can be >inserted into the target node)... What's the expected behavior? > >There are three obvious choices: > >1) Insert up to the point where the conflict exists, leave it and anything >following in the DocumentFragment. Reasonable, trivial to implement. And >since it's what I'm currently doing, I'm slightly biased toward it. > >2) Scan all the kids before insertion starts, and throw the exception if >any of them are unacceptable. Reasonable, a bit more overhead but far from >unacceptable, and arguably a bit more robust. > >3) Copy all the kids which can be copied, leaving only the problem children >in the DocumentFragment. A bit less reasonable, I think, but also easy to >implement. #2 is least problematic IMHO. Don
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