obj.parentNode.replaceChild(elem,obj)
Now I want to have a handle to that inserted node.
obj.parentNode.replaceChild(elem,obj) Now I want to have a handle to that inserted node.
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obj.parentNode.replaceChild(elem,obj)
Now I want to have a handle to that inserted node.
The “elem” handle is still valid even if it has been inserted into the DOM.
So you can simply use elem to access the element that has replaced the old element.