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I’m doing some attribute parsing as a string, so I need to know how spaces are used in HTML/XHTML element attributes:
<div id='myid' width='150px' />
Is this also correct?
<div id = 'myid' width = '150px' />
If anyone knows other ways of iterating through attributes and their values using JavaScript, I’d be interested to know.
Yes, both are correct. Rather than string parsing, you’ll want to use the DOM. Check out jquery.