Re: [xmlc] Headers and footers

I'm also using DOM import to do this sort of functionality.

My source document (template.html) contains something like this:
<div id="headerGoesHere">
  <div class="mockup">My header Goes Here</div>
</div>

My header document (header.html) contains this:

<div id="header">
  <div>The real header</div>
</div>

I can pull in the header so that the final result looks like so:
<div id="headerGoesHere">
  <div>The real header</div>
</div>

With this method:

protected void replace(XMLObject document, Node replaceNode, Node sourceNode) {
        Node parentNode = replaceNode.getParentNode();
        if (sourceNode != null) {
            Node importedNode = document.importNode(sourceNode, true);
            parentNode.replaceChild(importedNode, replaceNode);
        }
    }

via a call like so:
replace(templateXHTML, templateXHTML.getElementHeaderGoesHere(),
headerXHTML.getElementHeader());

-Justin


On 9/1/05, Erik Rasmussen <i_am_erik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> --- James Rochford <jrochford@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I am currently using a dynamic header and footer.
> > My approach is a
> > little different but perhaps it will work for you.
> > I'm using a custom
> > framework but the premise is the same.  All the
> > pages in our site are
> > passed to a handler that inspects the XMLObject for
> > a particular div in
> > this case <div id="header">.  Sort of a "post
> > processor" for the view
> > where content that is the same across all pages gets
> > added.  Hope this
> > helps.
> 
> Aha!  My problem was that I thought that importNode()
> was a method on Document, so I was calling
> xmlObject.getDocument().importNode(), when I needed to
> be calling xmlObject.importNode().
> 
> It's still not working 100% smoothly, but you've
> gotten me over that exception.  Thanks!
> 
> Erik
> 
> 
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