DOM Properties and HTML Attributes

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When a browser parses HTML, what does it generate from the HTML?

  • DOM objects (correct)
  • CSS stylesheets
  • JavaScript functions
  • Server-side code

Standard HTML attributes automatically become properties of DOM objects when the browser loads the page.

True (A)

If <body> tag has the attribute id="page", what DOM property will be created?

  • `body.page = "id"`
  • `body.class = "page"`
  • `body.id = "page"` (correct)
  • `body.attribute = "id"`

DOM nodes are regular __________ objects.

<p>JavaScript</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is true regarding DOM properties?

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A standard attribute for one element is always standard for all elements.

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If an attribute is non-standard, there ______ be a DOM-property for it.

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Which method is used to check for the existence of an attribute on an element?

<p><code>elem.hasAttribute(name)</code> (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements about HTML attributes is correct?

<p>Attribute names are case-insensitive. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What will typeof elem.setAttribute('Test', 123) return in JavaScript?

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How can you access all attributes of an element, including both standard and non-standard ones?

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Match the method to its function:

<p>elem.hasAttribute(name) = Checks for existence of attribute elem.getAttribute(name) = Gets the value of the attribute elem.setAttribute(name, value) = Sets the value of the attribute elem.removeAttribute(name) = Removes the attribute</p> Signup and view all the answers

Consider an element <div data-custom="test"></div>. Which of the following will correctly retrieve the string value test? (Select all that apply)

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Modifying a DOM property always updates the corresponding HTML attribute.

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Given: <input id='myInput' value='initial'>. Later, we do: document.getElementById('myInput').value = 'updated'. The attribute document.getElementById('myInput').getAttribute('value') will return ______.

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Flashcards

DOM Object Generation

When a browser loads a page, it parses the HTML and creates DOM objects.

Attribute-Property Mapping

Most standard HTML attributes of element nodes automatically become properties of DOM objects.

Modifying DOM Nodes

DOM nodes are regular JavaScript objects that can be altered.

Accessing HTML Attributes

Methods to access HTML attributes: elem.hasAttribute(name), elem.getAttribute(name), elem.setAttribute(name, value), elem.removeAttribute(name).

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elem.attributes

A collection of objects with name and value properties that allows access to all attributes.

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HTML Attribute Features

HTML attribute names are case-insensitive (id is the same as ID). Their values are always strings.

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Standard vs. Non-Standard Attributes

Standard HTML attributes automatically become properties of DOM objects; non-standard attributes do not create properties.

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Study Notes

  • When a browser loads a page, it parses the HTML and generates DOM objects.
  • Standard HTML attributes of element nodes become properties of DOM objects.

DOM Properties

  • DOM nodes are JavaScript objects that can be altered.
  • New properties can be created, and methods can be added to DOM objects.
  • Built-in prototypes like Element.prototype can be modified to add new methods to all elements.
  • DOM properties and methods behave like regular JavaScript object properties and methods.
  • They can have any value and are case-sensitive.

HTML Attributes

  • When the browser parses HTML to create DOM objects, it recognizes standard attributes and creates DOM properties from them.
  • If an attribute is non-standard, a DOM property is not created for it.
  • Standard attributes for one element may be unknown for another.
  • All attributes are accessible using the following methods:
    • elem.hasAttribute(name): checks for existence.
    • elem.getAttribute(name): gets the value.
    • elem.setAttribute(name, value): sets the value.
    • elem.removeAttribute(name): removes the attribute.
  • These methods operate directly with what's written in HTML.
  • All attributes can be read using elem.attributes, a collection of objects of the built-in Attr class, with name and value properties.
  • HTML attributes have these features:
    • Names are case-insensitive.
    • Values are always strings.
  • All attributes, including those set dynamically, are visible in outerHTML.
  • The attributes collection is iterable and includes all element attributes (standard and non-standard) as objects with name and value properties.

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