[This documentation is preliminary and is subject to change.]
Creates a new row (tr) in the table, and adds the row to the rows collection.
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Syntax
object.insertRow(index)Standards information
- Document Object Model (DOM) Level 2 HTML Specification, Section 1.6.5
Parameters
- index [in, optional]
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Type: long
Integer that specifies where to insert the row in the rows collection. The default value is -1, which appends the new row to the end of the rows collection.
Return value
Type: ObjectReturns the tr element object if successful, ornull otherwise. Remarks
The preferred technique for inserting a row is to add the row at the end of the rows collection. It is faster to add a row at the end of a table than somewhere in the middle. To add a row at the end of the collection, specify the -1 value, or the length of the rows collection minus 1.
Examples
This example uses the insertRow method to add a row to the table.
myNewRow = document.all.myTable.insertRow()
See also
Build date: 3/8/2012
-1 value, or the length of the rows collection minus 1." ...is slightly wrong. That last "minus 1" should be removed. If you use (length - 1) as the index, it will add a row before the last row. You want to specify the full length of the rows collection. So if there are 2 rows and you want to add one to the end, you should call insertRow(2). Or just use -1.
This DOES work, as documented.
newRow = RegisterTable.insertRow();
newRow.onClick = "RegisterTableData.onclick()";
for(var j = 0; j <= xXRRec1.length -1; j++){
newCell = newRow.insertCell();
etc ... etc