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Recursion in Angular directives

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14430655/recursion-in-angular-directives

scope.parentData.splice itemIndex 1 scope.val var newElement angular.element template compile newElement scope element.replaceWith.. scope.val var newElement angular.element template compile newElement scope element.replaceWith newElement share improve this answer..

jQuery/javascript replace tag type

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2815683/jquery-javascript-replace-tag-type

this a whirl td .each function index var thisTD this var newElement th th .each this.attributes function index newElement .attr.. var newElement th th .each this.attributes function index newElement .attr thisTD.attributes index .name thisTD.attributes index.. index .name thisTD.attributes index .value this .after newElement .remove I'm looking and looking at it and I can't think of a..

DOM Mutation event in JQuery or vanilla Javascript

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7692730/dom-mutation-event-in-jquery-or-vanilla-javascript

patch root DOMwatcher document.body function targetElement newElement alert 'append detected' '#container ul li' .first .append '..

knockout.js: update bindings?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8281875/knockout-js-update-bindings

ko.applyBindings viewModelA document.getElementById newElement See this related question KnockoutJS ko.applyBindings to partial..

What is better, appending new elements via DOM functions, or appending strings with HTML tags?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8461851/what-is-better-appending-new-elements-via-dom-functions-or-appending-strings-w

'foo' .innerHTML ' p Here is a brand new paragraph p ' or newElement document.createElement 'p' elementText document.createTextNode.. document.createTextNode 'Here is a brand new parahraph ' newElement.appendChild elementText document.getElementById 'foo' .appendChild.. elementText document.getElementById 'foo' .appendChild newElement but I'm not sure of the advantages to doing either one. Is there..