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Description: A couple quick functions to save you the hassle of repeating parentNode and firstChild continuously.
Syntax:
getChildOf(object, integer)
getParentOf(object, integer)
function getChildOf(a, b) {
while(!a.data && a.firstChild && b > 0)
a = a.firstChild, b --;
return a;
}
function getParentOf(a, b) {
while(a.parentNode && b > 0)
a = a.parentNode, b --;
return a;
}
Example:
<html>
<body><div><span><b>hey</b></span></div></body>
</html>
var d = document.body;
alert(getChildOf(d, 4).data) // alert "hey"
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very nice, another great piece in the library
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I'm starting this revolution: This is my sandbox, y'all just dig'n.
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These are just kinda random, but nice functions.  Maybe give a brief explanation of the second parameter though. Some people might not be what it's for.
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These are just kinda random, but nice functions. Maybe give a brief explanation of the second parameter though. Some people might not be what it's for. Eh, I wouldn't have added these if I hadn't written the fragmentElement() function along with them.
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How does it handle white spaces ?
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It just reiterates .firstChild. I'm not passing anything special through the function. It handle whitespace like the actual method would.
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