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<script type="text/javascript">
Object.prototype.setAttributes = function()
{
if( this && arguments[0] )
{
for( ar = 0 ; ar < arguments.length ; ar ++ )
{
arguments[ar].split(/:/)[0].match(/className/i)? this.setAttribute( 'class' , arguments[ar].split(/:/)[1]) : this.setAttribute( arguments[ar].split(/:/)[0], arguments[ar].split(/:/)[1] );
}
}
}
</script>
How to use it: document.getElementsByTagName("td")[5].setAttributes( 'className:bordercolor' , 'align:right' );
Last Edit: Nov 8, 2005 22:08:31 GMT by crazynarutard
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My IE doesn't really like it. 
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My IE doesn't really like it. ARE YOU SERIOUS?! gah @ IE
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Yep. You can't use Object or Node in IE. Its a real bitch.
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Yep. You can't use Object or Node in IE. Its a real bitch. You can't use object either?? !!! >_>_>_> blah  
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Yep. You can't use Object or Node in IE. Its a real bitch. You can't use object either?? !!! >_>_>_> blah I think you can use object (new Object()), but what you need is an HTMLElement (I think).
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You can't use object either?? !!! >_>_>_> blah I think you can use object (new Object()), but what you need is an HTMLElement (I think). Too many thinks Have to be sure about it
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Too many thinks Have to be sure about it Yeah, I'm pretty sure anything with a constructor can be prototyped to. I forgot to mention that HTMLElement is not crossbrowser .
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Yeah, we just need to find the constructor. HTMLElement and Element don't work.
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