The examples below use the XML file books.xml.
A function, loadXMLDoc(), in an external JavaScript is used to load the XML file.
Copy a node and append it to an existing node
This example uses cloneNode() to copy a node and append it to the root node of the XML document
The cloneNode() method creates a copy of a specified node.
The cloneNode() method has a parameter (true or false). This parameter indicates if the cloned node should include all attributes and child nodes of the original node.
The following code fragment copies the first <book> node and appends it to the root node of the document:
Output:
Example explained:
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