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Add support for the XMLSerializer.serializeToString() #91

Closed backplane-import closed 13 years ago

backplane-import commented 13 years ago

Imported from backplanejs Google Code issue 91.

Reporter markbirbeck
Date 1 Aug 2010 12:24:50 PM UTC

As Anton rightly points out in issue 90 , some browsers use .text and some use .textContent to obtain a text version of a DOM fragment. This creates problems for cross-browser unit-testing.

It's possible to add a 'text' property to non-IE browsers that points to .textContent, but since the draft of DOM 3 Core is using 'textContent' as the property name then this doesn't seem like a good idea for the long-term.

Unfortunately, the other way round doesn't work -- we can't add a property called 'textContent' to an MSXML DOM.

For now the quickest route is to add support for the XMLSerializer object to IE, and then change the relevant unit-tests to use the serializeToString() method instead.

(XMLSerializer is non-standard, but it's widely supported, so it's a reasonable solution for now.)

Owner set to markbirbeck

Priority: Medium Type: Enhancement

backplane-import commented 13 years ago

Comment by markbirbeck on 1 Aug 2010 2:16:40 PM UTC

This issue was closed by revision b29ab5ccb6036992865e11d475bf7b9459538b7d (originally 21827c91a8).

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