And how exactly does it relate to jquery? I know the library uses native javascript functions internally, but what exactly is it trying to do whenever such a problem appears?
Thx for any response in advance.
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I am interested in this issue, if I'm guided by what I found HTML::DOM::Exception , would think I am making a mistaken operation. if you have the code would be easier to see what happens. I think you could give in the event that an XML SCHEMA a thong and I would insert an element where appropriate.
andres descalzo
2009-08-10 21:03:32
This question was just a general one because i got this error often enough with jquery, especially in compination with dom-manipulation.Mostly what i do is to try to figure out what i am appending to what, but it would be nice to know what is allowed by that schema.
Julian Weimer
2009-08-11 16:03:07
appendChild(...) returns the child node, which is why chaining, a la jquery, would cause this error.
Fraser Harris
2010-09-30 05:23:04
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It means you've tried to insert a DOM node into a place in the DOM tree where it cannot go. The most common place I see this is on Safari which doesn't allow the following:
document.appendChild(document.createElement('div'));
Generally, this is just a mistake where this was actually intended:
document.body.appendChild(document.createElement('div'));
Kelly Norton
2009-08-11 03:58:32
The error also occurs when you try and append a node to itself. I just ran into this one myself :-)
Ben Clayton
2010-07-29 15:48:55