I am trying to clone an HTML node using cloneNode() method of browser's DOM API and even using Jquery clone() function. The API works perfectly fine with HTML 开发者_开发知识库tags, However i am facing some issues while using it with HTML5 tags like time e.g.
The issue is that following <time>
tag content <time class="storydate">April 7, 2010</time>
gets converted to: <:time class=storydate awpUniq="912">April 7, 2010. Although IE renders the original time node correctly then why such issue with the clone API.
And this issue isn't observed in FF/ chrome. Please give some clue how to avoid this
Is this of any help? From the HTML5 Shiv issue list:
http://code.google.com/p/html5shiv/issues/detail?id=28
Links to
http://pastie.org/935834#49
solution seems to be:
// Issue: <HTML5_elements> become <:HTML5_elements> when element is cloneNode'd
// Solution: use an alternate cloneNode function, the default is broken and should not be used in IE anyway (for example: it should not clone events)
// Example of HTML5-safe element cloning
function html5_cloneNode(element) {
var div = html5_createElement('div'); // create a HTML5-safe element
div.innerHTML = element.outerHTML; // set HTML5-safe element's innerHTML as input element's outerHTML
return div.firstChild; // return HTML5-safe element's first child, which is an outerHTML clone of the input element
} // critique: function could be written more cross-browser friendly?
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