HTMLElement()

Super class

Class function

HTMLElement()

Reflected HTML tags

<abbr>      </abbr> 
<acronym>   </acronym> 
<address>   </address> 
<b>         </b> 
<bdo>       </bdo> 
<bgsound>   </bgsound> 
<big>       </big> 
<blink>     </blink> 
<center>    </center> 
<cite>      </cite> 
<code>      </code> 
<dd>        </dd> 
<dfn>       </dfn> 
<dt>        </dt> 
<em>        </em> 
<embed>     </embed> 
<i>         </i> 
<ilayer>    </ilayer> 
<kbd>       </kbd> 
<keygen>    </keygen> 
<layer>     </layer> 
<marquee>   </marquee> 
<multicol>  </multicol> 
<nobr>      </nobr> 
<noembed>   </noembed> 
<noframes>  </noframes> 
<nolayer>   </nolayer> 
<noscript>  </noscript> 
<s>         </s> 
<samp>      </samp> 
<small>     </small> 
<sound>     </sound> 
<spacer>    </spacer> 
<span>      </span> 
<strike>    </strike> 
<strong>    </strong> 
<sub>       </sub> 
<sup>       </sup> 
<tt>        </tt> 
<u>         </u> 
<var>       </var> 
<wbr>       </wbr> 
<xmp>       </xmp>

Instantiation

:new( [<oParent>]        , ; 
[<cHTMLTag>]       , ; 
[<cHTMLAttributes>], ; 
[<cHTMLContent>]   , ; 
[<lHasEndTag>]       ) --> oHTMLElement

Instance variables reflecting tag attributes

:_className     | Character 
:dir            | Character 
:id             | Character 
:lang           | Character 
:title          | Character

Methods

:getElement( <cID>|<cName> ) --> oHTML | NIL

The method accepts a string and scans the child-lists recursively for a child object with a matching "ID=" or "NAME=" attribute value. Either NIL or the first found object is returned.

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