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XML DOM getElementsByTagNameNS() Method


Element Object Reference Complete Element Object Reference

Definition and Usage

The getElementsByTagNameNS() method returns a NodeList of all elements with a specified name and namespace.

Syntax

elementNode.getElementsByTagNameNS(ns,name)

Parameter Description
ns A string that specifies the namespace to search for. The value "*" matches all tags
name A string that specifies the tagname to search for. The value "*" matches all tags


In all examples, we will use the XML file books_ns.xml, and the JavaScript function loadXMLDoc().

Example

The following code fragment gets an element by tag name and namespace:

Example

xmlDoc=loadXMLDoc("books_ns.xml");

x=xmlDoc.getElementsByTagNameNS("http://www.w3schools.com/children/","title");
document.write(x[0].nodeName);

Output:

c:title

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Element Object Reference Complete Element Object Reference



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