I am writing my custom elements which have some more methods than the standard DOM element,here is the one that inherits from the Element object
function MyObject(){
return (Object.create(document.createElement("Mytag"),{
myfunction:function(){
return blahblah;
}
}));
}//function for creating object ends
function MyObject2(){
return (Object.create(document.createElement("Mytag2"),{
myfunction:function(){
return blahblah;
}
}));
}//function for creating second object ends
var a=new MyObject();//statement works fine
var b=new MyObject2();//statement works fine
Now when i try to make one of these objects the child of the other I get any thing to work, rather an exception is being thrown
a.appendChild(b);
Because you use return (Object.create(...));
, your new MyObject();
and new MyObject2();
return objects and not DOM elements, therefore a.appendChild(b)
won't work, as a
and b
are expected to be DOM elements.
To see the difference, take a look at the console in this jsFiddle