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In my code, I fairly frequently need to replace all children of a certain HTML container with a new list of children.

What is the fastest way to do this? My current approach is collecting all new elements into a DocumentFragment. The only way I've found to then actually replace the children is to remove all the children one by one, and append the fragment. Is there no faster way?

Note: the solution needs not be cross-browser, but should preferably not require 3d-party components such as jQuery. The target-device is WebKit on a very slow CPU so I need to keep full control of any reflows.

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4991098/replacing-all-children-of-an-htmlelement

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If you simply want to replace all children, regarding of the type, why don't you just set its content to '' and then add your code:

container.innerHTML = '';
container.appendChild( newContainerElements );

that would basically remove all the children in the fastest possible way :)


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