sjdevnull@yahoo.com a écrit :
Quote:
Is there some event I can monitor to tell either if a new li has been
created as a child of a certain ul, or to tell if the ul contents have
changed in general (so that I can walk the children looking for new
items)?
>
It's a sort of odd request, but I'm using a 3rd-party filebrowser
library that uses Flash to implement a multiselect-capable file upload
tool. The browser append children to a UL, but I'd also like to
include a bit of metadata with each file that's being uploaded.
function includeDatas(ul_Id, mydatas) {
var u = document.getElementsById(ul_id);
if (u) {
u = u.getElementsByTagName('LI');
if(u.length>0) {
for(var i=0, n=u.length; i<n; i++)
if(u[i].innerHTML != '') {
var t = document.createElement('SPAN');
t.innerHTML = mydatas;
u[i].appendChild(t);
}
}
}
}
Quote:
I've got several workarounds in mind, but I'm curious as to the
original question.
var doesItFlash = false;
function flashInserted() {
var u = document.getElementsByTagName('LI');
if(u.length>0) {
for(var i=0, n=u.length; i<n; i++)
if( u[i].innerHTML != '' &&
u[i].getElementsByTagName('OBJECT') &&
u[i].getElementsByTagName('OBJECT').length>0) {
doesItFlash = true;
}
or :
var C = { old: 0, recent: 0 };
function changedContent() {
var d = document.getElementsByTagName('*');
if(C.old == 0) C.old = d.length;
C.recent = d.length;
if( C.old == C.recent ) return false;
C.old = C.recent;
return true;
}
window.onload = changedContent;
test :
alert('is there more elements ? '+changedContent());
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