On a js script, I have a div which I add dynamically some childs. So from the beginning, I can't know how many childs my div will contains.
When I try to get the innerHTML of my div container, I only obtains the html of the div. Not the html of the node.
How can I get the innerHTML of the whole components, through the childs ?
On a js script, I have a div which I add dynamically some childs. So from the beginning, I can't know how many childs my div will contains.
When I try to get the innerHTML of my div container, I only obtains the html of the div. Not the html of the node.
How can I get the innerHTML of the whole components, through the childs ?
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Reset to default 11Try this:
document.getElementById('MyId').outerHTML
This gets all the html of the element, inside and itself.
.outerHTML for outer, .innerHTML for inner.
Using outerHTML will do the trick.
document.getElementById('YourId').outerHTML