W3C Core Reference. Part of the Attr Interface
Returns a string containing the value of the attribute.
string = element.attributes[x].value
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// get NamedNodeMap of element's attributes map = document.getElementById("one").attributes; // use NamedNodeMap methods or attributes to access for(i = 0; i < map.length; i++) { // place name and value in array attrdata[i] = map[i].name+" = "+map[i].value; }
The above example gets a reference to an existing element with id="one", and obtains a list of its attributes in map. The 'for' loop then places the attribute names and their values in the array attrdata.
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