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Hi

I have in HTML nested tags like

<span id=1 class=myclass1> <span id=2 class=myclass2>....</span></
span>

In Javascript I do

nodeList=document.getElementsByTagName('span');

The nodeList does not contain the span with id=2 for some strange
reason.

Can someone please tell me how to obtain *all* of the tags in the
document regardless
of nesting?

Thanks

Le 12/3/08 10:00 PM, a écrit :
> Hi
>
> I have in HTML nested tags like
>
> <span id=1 class=myclass1> <span id=2 class=myclass2>....</span></
> span>
>
> In Javascript I do
>
> nodeList=document.getElementsByTagName('span');


nodelist = document.getElementsByTagName('SPAN');

>
> The nodeList does not contain the span with id=2 for some strange
> reason.

???

id="2"
class="myclass2"

with quotes or double quotes

and then even ... an ID can't begin with a number !

> Can someone please tell me how to obtain *all* of the tags in the
> document regardless of nesting?

And why that for ?


Déjà qu'on se demande pourquoi il faut une class différente pour chaque
sous-span ? !

Why do you need special sub-classes for sub-spans ?

span.myClass { color: red }
span.myClass span { color: blue
span.myClass span span { color: green }

<span class="myclass"> red
<span> blue
<span> green
</span>
</span>
</span>



--
sm

On Dec 3, 4:00*pm, "souporpo...@gmail.com" <soup_or_po...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have in HTML nested tags like
>
> <span id=1 class=myclass1> <span id=2 class=myclass2>....</span></
> span>
>
> In Javascript I do
>
> nodeList=document.getElementsByTagName('span');
>
> The nodeList does not contain the span with id=2 for some strange
> reason.

For one, don't start ID's with number. ID's such as "1", "2", etc.
are clearly a bad idea.

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