I came across an block of Javascript code to split a paragraph with the dom structure.
The code is as follows:
string.split("<b" + "r>");
I am a little confused as to why do they have to use a PLUS SIGN and split the parameter into lookup strings?
Why not just use
string.split("<br>");
Is there a techn开发者_Go百科ique or browser issue involved here?
The only thing I can think of is a measure against the <br>
tag getting interpreted. In what situation this might happen, I don't know, though. Maybe some very stupid browser or parser screwed up the script and actually rendered the tag.
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