In various situations we set additional attributes on DOM nodes so that we can track things like Model Item Properties (or MIPs).
Most of the code to do this uses the 'dot syntax', as follows:
doc.firstChild.m_proxy
This works across the board in Ajaxslt because the DOM is in JavaScript. But as we try to switch to native XML DOM support we're finding that not all browsers support this technique.
We should therefore use standard W3C DOM techniques for assigning and reading values so that this works in all browsers.
Imported from backplanejs Google Code issue 75.
In various situations we set additional attributes on DOM nodes so that we can track things like Model Item Properties (or MIPs).
Most of the code to do this uses the 'dot syntax', as follows:
doc.firstChild.m_proxy
This works across the board in Ajaxslt because the DOM is in JavaScript. But as we try to switch to native XML DOM support we're finding that not all browsers support this technique.
We should therefore use standard W3C DOM techniques for assigning and reading values so that this works in all browsers.
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Priority: Medium Type: Enhancement