/// <summary>Creates a new element in this document. You'll need to parent it to something.
/// E.g. with thisDocument.body.appendChild(...). Alternative to innerHTML and appendInnerHTML.</summary>
/// <param name='tag'>The tag, e.g. <div id='myNewElement' .. ></param>
public Element createElement(string tag)
{
Element result = new Element(tag, body);
result.OnChildrenLoaded();
result.GetHandler().OnTagLoaded();
return(result);
}
public override void OnChildrenLoaded()
{
// Grab the summary element:
Element summary = Element.getElementByTagName("summary");
if (summary != null)
{
// Pop it out:
summary.parentNode.removeChild(summary);
// Grab the summary tag handler:
SummaryTag summaryTag = (SummaryTag)summary.GetHandler();
// Set this details element to it:
summaryTag.Details = Element;
// Insert it as a child alongside this details tag:
Element.parentNode.appendChild(summary);
// We know for sure that summary is the last element, and this details
// tag is immediately after it. Their the wrong way around, so simply flip them over:
List <Element> children = Element.parentNode.childNodes;
// Whats the index of the last child?
int last = children.Count - 1;
// The last one is now Element:
children[last] = Element;
// And the one before it is summary:
children[last - 1] = summary;
}
// And handle style/ other defaults:
base.OnTagLoaded();
}
/// <summary>Creates a new element in this document. You'll need to parent it to something.
/// E.g. with thisDocument.body.appendChild(...). Alternative to innerHTML and appendInnerHTML.</summary>
/// <param name='tag'>The tag, e.g. <div id='myNewElement' .. ></param>
public Element createElement(string tag){
Element result=new Element(tag,body);
result.OnChildrenLoaded();
result.GetHandler().OnTagLoaded();
return result;
}