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ProtoString DOM Node Methods

Seth Clydesdale edited this page Jun 9, 2015 · 13 revisions

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The DOM Node methods are used to convert a String into a Node object, with the String being the Node's textual content. There are also methods which can be used to clean a string for use as the attribute of a DOM Node, and more. Consult the table below for more information on these methods.

DOM Node Methods

Method Description
cleanHTML() Cleans HTML tags and entities from a string.
cleanId() Cleans a text string so that it can be used in the id or href attribute of an element.
newlineToBreak() Converts newline characters into break tags.
toAnchor() Converts a text string into an anchor point.
toNode() Converts a text string into an HTML element, with the string being the innerHTML content.
toTextNode() Converts a text string into a text node.
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