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The nodeValue property is used to change a node value.The setAttribute() method is used to change an attribute value
In the DOM, everything is a node. Element nodes do not have a text value.
The text value of an element node is stored in a child node. This node is called a text node.
To change the text value of an element, you must change the value of the elements's text node.
The nodeValue property can be used to change the value of a text node.
This code changes the text node value of the first <title> element:
xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("title")[0].childNodes[0].nodeValue = "new
content"
Example explained:
Loop through and change the text node of all <title> elements: Try it yourself
In the DOM, attributes are nodes. Unlike element nodes, attribute nodes have text values.
The way to change the value of an attribute, is to change its text value.
This can be done using the setAttribute() method or setting the nodeValue property of the attribute node.
The setAttribute() method changes the value of an attribute.
If the attribute does not exist, a new attribute is created.
This code changes the category attribute of the <book> element:
xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("book")[0].setAttribute("category","food");
Example explained:
Loop through all <title> elements and add a new attribute: Try it yourself
The nodeValue property is the value of a attribute node.
Changing the value property changes the value of the attribute.
xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName("book")[0].getAttributeNode("category").nodeValue = "food";
Example explained: