writeln
Description
The writeln of Document for JS adds the given string(s) to the Document's input stream, followed by a newline character. If necessary, calls the open() method implicitly first.
Throws an "InvalidStateError" DOMException when invoked on XML documents.
Throws an "InvalidStateError" DOMException if the parser is currently executing a custom element constructor.
Syntax
document.writeln(...text)
Parameters
text
A string.
Examples
1 · text · single
2 · text · multiple
3 · multiple calls
4 · `
Links
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Document
- adoptNode
- body
- characterSet
- close
- compatMode
- contentType
- cookie
- createCDATASection
- createComment
- createDocumentFragment
- createElement
- createElementNS
- createProcessingInstruction
- createTextNode
- currentScript
- defaultView
- designMode
- dir
- doctype
- Document
- documentElement
- documentURI
- domain
- embeds
- exitPictureInPicture
- forms
- getElementsByClassName
- getElementsByName
- getElementsByTagName
- getElementsByTagNameNS
- hasFocus
- head
- hidden
- images
- implementation
- importNode
- lastModified
- links
- location
- onreadystatechange
- onvisibilitychange
- open
- parseHTMLUnsafe
- pictureInPictureEnabled
- plugins
- readyState
- referrer
- scripts
- title
- URL
- visibilityState
- write