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The HTML DOM Dialog object is associated with the HTML5 element. It is used for creating popups, modals, etc on the web page. To view the dialog box and let the user interact with it the open attribute value should be set.PropertiesFollowing are the properties for the Dialog object −PropertyDescriptionopenTo set or return if the dialog should be opened or not.returnValueTo set or return the return value of the dialog.MethodsFollowing are the methods for the Dialog object −MethodDescriptionclose()To close the dialog.show()To show the dialog.showModal()To make the top most dialog box and display it.SyntaxFollowing is the syntax for −Creating a ... Read More

The HTML DOM DD object is associated with the HTML element present inside the Definition list denoted by element in the HTML document.SyntaxFollowing is the syntax for −Creating a DD object −var p = document.createElement("DD");ExampleLet us look at an example for the HTML DOM DD object −Live Demo dd object example Click the button below to create a dd element with some text in it CREATE Mango    function create_dd() {       var d = document.createElement("DD");       var txt = document.createTextNode("Mango is called the king of fruits.");     ... Read More

The HTML DOM Datalist options collection is used for setting or returning the option value collection that are present inside the HTML element. The elements appear in the same order as they are in the document.PropertiesFollowing is the property for the Datalist options Collection −PropertyDescriptionlengthTo return the number of elements in the collection.It is a read-only property.MethodsFollowing are the methods for the Datalist options collection −MethodDescription[index]To return the element from the collection present at the specified index.Indexing starts from 0 and null is returned if the index number is out of range.item(index)To return the element from ... Read More

The HTML DOM Datalist object is associated with the HTML5 element.SyntaxFollowing is the syntax −To create Datalist object −var p = document.createElement("DATALIST");To access Datalist object −var p = document.getElementById("demoDatalist");ExampleLet us look at an example for the HTML DOM Datalist object −Live Demo DATALIST    button{       margin-top:90px;    } Datalist object example Click the below button to create a datalist element with options CREATE    function createData() {       var i = document.createElement("INPUT");       i.setAttribute("list", "fruits");       document.getElementById("FORM1").appendChild(i);       var ... Read More

In this article, we are going to discuss about an element inside another element in JavaScript with suitable examples. In JavaScript to access an element within another element i.e.., the inner element, we use ‘.’ property. We can also check whether an element is present within another element or not using contains() method. This method either returns true or false. Let’s look into the possible ways to check an element inside another element with appropriate examples further in this article. Syntax The syntax to access an element inside another element is − document.getElementById(‘IDname’).getElementsByTagName(‘Tag’)[i].innerHTML; Where, IDname is the name ... Read More

The HTML DOM contains() method is used to find whether a node is the descendant of the specified node. A descendant can be an immediate child of the node, grandchild and even great-grandchild. It returns a boolean true indicating the node is indeed the descendant of the specified node and false if it isn’t the descendent of the given node. Syntax Following is the syntax for the HTML DOM contains() method − node.contains(givenNode) Here, the givenNode is a mandatory parameter value that specifies if the givenNode is being contained by the node. Example Let us look at an example for ... Read More

The HTML DOM console.warn() method is used to display a warning message in the console. In some browsers there is a small exclamation mark in console log for these warnings The console.warn() method will not interrupt your code execution. Developers can use the console.warn() method to give warnings to the user about some user action.SyntaxFollowing is the syntax for console.warn() method −console.warn(message)Here, the message is a mandatory parameter of type string or object. It is displayed as a warning in the console view.ExampleLet us look at an example for the console.warn() method − console.warn() Method Click the below ... Read More

The HTML DOM console.trace() method is used to display the stack trace upto the point the console.trace() method has been called upon. It is basically used for displaying the code path i.e how the code ended up at that point.SyntaxFollowing is the syntax for console.trace() method.console.trace(label);Here, label is an optional parameter of type string to specify the label for the code trace. This helps if there are multiple traces for different pieces of code.ExampleLet us look at an example for the console.trace() method − console.trace() Method Click the below button… Start Trace    function Function1(){   ... Read More

The console.timeEnd() method is used for stopping the timer and displaying the time elapsed while the code inside the console.time() and console.timeEnd() took to finish execution. It is useful for timing sections of your code to figure out where the bottlenecks are. Using the optional label parameter we can specify which timer to stop.SyntaxFollowing is the syntax for console.timeEnd() method −console.timeEnd(label);Here, label is an optional parameter for specifying which timer to stop.ExampleLet us look at an example for the console.timeEnd() method − console.time() Method Click the below button to time the for, while and do-while loops for 100000 ... Read More

The HTML DOM console.time() method is used for displaying the time elapsed in executing a piece of code. This helps us in analyzing the entire code or specific bits of our code. By timing your code you can make it more efficient. Using the optional label parameter you can create several timers on the same page.SyntaxFollowing is the syntax for HTML DOM console.time() method −console.time(label)Here, the label is an optional parameter to give our timer a name.ExampleLet us look at an example for the console.time() method − console.time() Method Click the below button to time the for, while ... Read More