DOMParser
DOMParser is a JavaScript function in the DOM category. Parses XML/HTML strings. The syntax is new DOMParser(). A typical example: new DOMParser().parseFromString("
Hi
", "text/html"). A close sibling is
document.getElementById(), which returns the element with the specified ID. A close sibling is
document.querySelector(), which returns the first matching element. A close sibling is
document.querySelectorAll(), which returns all matching elements as a NodeList. A close sibling is
element.addEventListener(), which attaches an event handler. More about this category: DOM methods for interacting with HTML elements. Related DOM methods:
document.getElementById(),
document.querySelector(),
document.querySelectorAll(),
element.addEventListener(),
element.removeEventListener(),
document.createElement(),
element.appendChild(),
element.removeChild(). This page is part of the free JS Reference documentation covering 1027+ methods, each with syntax, parameters, return values, examples, and common pitfalls. You can try DOMParser immediately in the
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