I am building a tree (for SOAP) using DOM. I would like read the following info at a certain node:
xmlns:blah="http://...) - knowing the http://... part.blah) used.Is there any way other than the manual: to walk chain of ancestors and iterate on attribute nodes, find any starting with xmlns: checking the value and if match return the rest of the attribute name?
Aside the usual methods such as document.getElementsByTagName, DOM offers their namespaced versions: document.getElementsByTagNameNS
Such methods take the namespace URL as their first argument.
document.getElementsByTagNameNS('http://...', 'abc');
By the way, using the regular methods, the elements might be available as…
document.getElementsByTagName('xmlns\\:abc');
This works for me in case of a HTML DOM even without "importing" any namespace.
Update:
The method OP was looking for is document.lookupPrefix('http://...')
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