Obtaining the last inserted node.

[Daz]

Hi.

I would like to know how to obtain a reference to (or at least, element
type of) the last node which was inserted into the document. I am using
an event listener to listen for dom inserts, but I am not sure how to
check if that last node was a script tag.

Please could someone point me in the right direction?

Many thanks, and Merry Christmas.

Daz.

[Martin Honnen]

Re: Obtaining the last inserted node.

Daz wrote:

I would like to know how to obtain a reference to (or at least, element
type of) the last node which was inserted into the document. I am using
an event listener to listen for dom inserts, but I am not sure how to
check if that last node was a script tag.

If that is the W3C DOM Level 2 DOMNodeInserted event e.g.

document.addEve ntListener('DOM NodeInserted', function (evt) {
alert(evt.targe t + ' inserted under parent ' + evt.relatedNode );
}, false);

then the evt.target tells you the inserted node and evt.relatedNode the
parent node into which evt.target has been inserted. So you can check
whether evt.target is an element node and if so, its
tagName.toLower Case() is 'script'.


--

Martin Honnen

http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[Daz]

Re: Obtaining the last inserted node.


Martin Honnen wrote:

Daz wrote:
>

I would like to know how to obtain a reference to (or at least, element
type of) the last node which was inserted into the document. I am using
an event listener to listen for dom inserts, but I am not sure how to
check if that last node was a script tag.

>
If that is the W3C DOM Level 2 DOMNodeInserted event e.g.
>
document.addEve ntListener('DOM NodeInserted', function (evt) {
alert(evt.targe t + ' inserted under parent ' + evt.relatedNode );
}, false);
>
then the evt.target tells you the inserted node and evt.relatedNode the
parent node into which evt.target has been inserted. So you can check
whether evt.target is an element node and if so, its
tagName.toLower Case() is 'script'.
>
>
--
>
Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

Fantastic!

Thanks Martin. :)