问题
I have a page (actually, about thirty or so) where I'm trying to change the classname of specific elements based on a querystring variable. Everything works fine except for this part, I'm getting a really weird result...
var hitAreas = document.getElementsByClassName('hitArea');
alert(hitAreas.length);
for(hitArea in hitAreas)
{
alert(hitAreas[hitArea]);
hitAreas[hitArea].className = 'hitArea_practice';
}
The alert(hitAreas.length); line is properly returning the number of elements (7, from the html below) with the classname 'hitArea', but when I iterate through hitAreas, it's only changing the classnames for every other element on the page. Halfway through it returns undefined as a value for alert(hitAreas[hitArea]); assumably because it's trying to reference array elements beyond an index of 6.
Body of the html page:
<body onload="toggleHotspotHints();">
<div>
<img src="Dashboard1.jpg" width="1440" height="795" />
<div class="hitArea" style="top: 55px; left: 230px; width: 72px; height: 17px;" onclick="gotoPage('BatchReconcile/1-ClaimsReconcileMenu');"></div>
<div class="hitArea" style="top: 55px; left: 319px; width: 72px; height: 17px;" onclick="gotoPage('Eligibility/PP Elig 1');"></div>
<div class="hitArea" style="top: 55px; left: 409px; width: 72px; height: 17px;" onclick="gotoPage('REPORTS/5-Dashboard Reports List');"></div>
<div class="hitArea" style="top: 137px; left: 260px; width: 145px; height: 21px;" onclick="gotoPage('Dash2_Messages');"></div>
<div class="hitArea" style="top: 223px; left: 247px; width: 126px; height: 19px;" onclick="gotoPage('ClaimsList_Failed');"></div>
<div class="hitArea" style="top: 242px; left: 247px; width: 126px; height: 14px;" onclick="gotoPage('PayerReportList');"></div>
<div class="hitArea" style="top: 258px; left: 247px; width: 126px; height: 14px;" onclick="gotoPage('ADM/1_trending graph');"></div>
</div>
Live demo: http://jsfiddle.net/simevidas/LE6UN/
回答1:
Šime Vidas pointed out that getElementsByClassName
retuns a live nodeList, meaning the collection stored will be updated as things are changed (here the class
attribute).
var hitAreas = document.getElementsByClassName('hitArea'),
hitAreasLength = hitAreas.length;
while ( hitAreasLength-- > 0) {
hitAreas[hitAreasLength].className = 'hitArea_practice';
}
I'm not sure if this is the nicest code, but it works :)
jsFiddle.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5187918/javascript-for-in-seems-to-only-return-every-other-index-in-array