Custom html tags on page render skip HTML parsing

问题:

I don't know, why it's happening, but looks like custom html tags cannot parse it's content properly on page load if there's really a lot of such elements.

document.registerElement('x-tag', 
  {
    prototype: Object.create(HTMLElement.prototype, {
      attachedCallback: { value: function() {
        console.log(this.innerHTML, this.childNodes); // wrong innerHTML and childNodes once in n-occurrences 
      } 
    }})
  }
);

Here's an example

My hypothesis is that there's some kind of stack, and sometimes this stack just overflows :)

Do you have any ideas on how to fix it? (I'm already looking under the hood of react fiber.. to get the scheduling from there).

回答1:

It's because the elements are added to the DOM tree as they are parsed.

Here the document is very large, so elements are not added in a single pass but in several chunks. Sometimes only 1 or 2 elements are added (at the end of the chunk) and then the Custom Element is created and attached whith a piece of its definitive child nodes only.

To fix it, you can define the custom element only after all the document is parsed. Put the <script> after the <x-tag>s, or use the onload event.

document.onload = function ()
{
    document.registerElement('x-tag', { prototype: proto } )
}

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Else if for some reasons the Custom Element is already defined, put the numerous tags in a <template> element, then insert its content in a single operation:

<template id=tpl>
  <x-tag></x-tag><x-tag></x-tag><x-tag></x-tag><x-tag></x-tag><x-tag></x-tag><x-tag></x-tag><x-tag></x-tag><x-tag></x-tag><x-tag></x-tag>...
</template> 
<script>
    target.appendChild( document.importNode( tpl.content, true )
</script>