Inserts a new character string into the node at the specified offset.
Method of dom/CharacterDatadom/CharacterData
Syntax textualNode.insertData(offset, text);
The zero-based offset from which to start.
textThe new character string.
Return ValueNo return value
Examples
var phrase = document.createTextNode ("A flawed plan today is better than a perfect plan tomorrow.");
phrase.insertData(23, "much ");
alert(phrase.data);
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