ASP.NET AJAX Best Practices: Careful with DOM element concatenation -优快云博客

本文探讨了在JavaScript中优化DOM元素操作的方法，避免了频繁访问DOM元素造成的性能瓶颈。通过对比两种不同方式来构建和更新页面内容，推荐使用字符串拼接后再一次性赋值给DOM元素的innerHTML属性，以提高网页应用的性能。

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ASP.NET AJAX Best Practices: Careful with DOM element concatenation

Reference From: http://geekswithblogs.net/Saqib/archive/2008/02/05/asp.net-ajax-best-practices-careful-with-dom-element-concatenation.aspx

It's a very common bad practice. We often iterate through array, build HTML contents and keep on concatenating into certain DOM element. Every time you execute the block of code under the loop, you create the HTML markups, discover a div, access the innerHTML of a div, and for += operator you again discover the same div, access its innerHTML and concatenate it before assigning.

function pageLoad()
{
    var links = ["microsoft.com", "tanzimsaqib.com", "asp.net"];
    
    $get('divContent').innerHTML = 'The following are my favorite sites:'
    
    for(var i=0; i<links.length; ++i)
        $get('divContent').innerHTML += '<a href="http://www.' + links[i] + '">http://www.' + links[i] + '</a><br />';
}

However, as you know accessing DOM element is one the costliest operation in JavaScript. So, it's wise to concatenate all HTML contents in a string and finally assign to the DOM element. That saves a lot of hard work for the browser.

function pageLoad()
{
    var links = ["microsoft.com", "tanzimsaqib.com", "asp.net"];
    var content = 'The following are my favorite sites:'
    
    for(var i=0; i<links.length; ++i)
        content += '<a href="http://www.' + links[i] + '">http://www.' + links[i] + '</a><br />';
        
    $get('divContent').innerHTML = content;
}