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     1 /**
       
     2  * DOMUtils.js
       
     3  *
       
     4  * Copyright, Moxiecode Systems AB
       
     5  * Released under LGPL License.
       
     6  *
       
     7  * License: http://www.tinymce.com/license
       
     8  * Contributing: http://www.tinymce.com/contributing
       
     9  */
       
    10 
       
    11 /**
       
    12  * Utility class for various DOM manipulation and retrieval functions.
       
    13  *
       
    14  * @class tinymce.dom.DOMUtils
       
    15  * @example
       
    16  * // Add a class to an element by id in the page
       
    17  * tinymce.DOM.addClass('someid', 'someclass');
       
    18  *
       
    19  * // Add a class to an element by id inside the editor
       
    20  * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.addClass('someid', 'someclass');
       
    21  */
       
    22 define("tinymce/dom/DOMUtils", [
       
    23 	"tinymce/dom/Sizzle",
       
    24 	"tinymce/dom/DomQuery",
       
    25 	"tinymce/html/Styles",
       
    26 	"tinymce/dom/EventUtils",
       
    27 	"tinymce/dom/TreeWalker",
       
    28 	"tinymce/dom/Range",
       
    29 	"tinymce/html/Entities",
       
    30 	"tinymce/Env",
       
    31 	"tinymce/util/Tools",
       
    32 	"tinymce/dom/StyleSheetLoader"
       
    33 ], function(Sizzle, $, Styles, EventUtils, TreeWalker, Range, Entities, Env, Tools, StyleSheetLoader) {
       
    34 	// Shorten names
       
    35 	var each = Tools.each, is = Tools.is, grep = Tools.grep, trim = Tools.trim;
       
    36 	var isIE = Env.ie;
       
    37 	var simpleSelectorRe = /^([a-z0-9],?)+$/i;
       
    38 	var whiteSpaceRegExp = /^[ \t\r\n]*$/;
       
    39 
       
    40 	function setupAttrHooks(domUtils, settings) {
       
    41 		var attrHooks = {}, keepValues = settings.keep_values, keepUrlHook;
       
    42 
       
    43 		keepUrlHook = {
       
    44 			set: function($elm, value, name) {
       
    45 				if (settings.url_converter) {
       
    46 					value = settings.url_converter.call(settings.url_converter_scope || domUtils, value, name, $elm[0]);
       
    47 				}
       
    48 
       
    49 				$elm.attr('data-mce-' + name, value).attr(name, value);
       
    50 			},
       
    51 
       
    52 			get: function($elm, name) {
       
    53 				return $elm.attr('data-mce-' + name) || $elm.attr(name);
       
    54 			}
       
    55 		};
       
    56 
       
    57 		attrHooks = {
       
    58 			style: {
       
    59 				set: function($elm, value) {
       
    60 					if (value !== null && typeof value === 'object') {
       
    61 						$elm.css(value);
       
    62 						return;
       
    63 					}
       
    64 
       
    65 					if (keepValues) {
       
    66 						$elm.attr('data-mce-style', value);
       
    67 					}
       
    68 
       
    69 					$elm.attr('style', value);
       
    70 				},
       
    71 
       
    72 				get: function($elm) {
       
    73 					var value = $elm.attr('data-mce-style') || $elm.attr('style');
       
    74 
       
    75 					value = domUtils.serializeStyle(domUtils.parseStyle(value), $elm[0].nodeName);
       
    76 
       
    77 					return value;
       
    78 				}
       
    79 			}
       
    80 		};
       
    81 
       
    82 		if (keepValues) {
       
    83 			attrHooks.href = attrHooks.src = keepUrlHook;
       
    84 		}
       
    85 
       
    86 		return attrHooks;
       
    87 	}
       
    88 
       
    89 	/**
       
    90 	 * Constructs a new DOMUtils instance. Consult the Wiki for more details on settings etc for this class.
       
    91 	 *
       
    92 	 * @constructor
       
    93 	 * @method DOMUtils
       
    94 	 * @param {Document} d Document reference to bind the utility class to.
       
    95 	 * @param {settings} s Optional settings collection.
       
    96 	 */
       
    97 	function DOMUtils(doc, settings) {
       
    98 		var self = this, blockElementsMap;
       
    99 
       
   100 		self.doc = doc;
       
   101 		self.win = window;
       
   102 		self.files = {};
       
   103 		self.counter = 0;
       
   104 		self.stdMode = !isIE || doc.documentMode >= 8;
       
   105 		self.boxModel = !isIE || doc.compatMode == "CSS1Compat" || self.stdMode;
       
   106 		self.styleSheetLoader = new StyleSheetLoader(doc);
       
   107 		self.boundEvents = [];
       
   108 		self.settings = settings = settings || {};
       
   109 		self.schema = settings.schema;
       
   110 		self.styles = new Styles({
       
   111 			url_converter: settings.url_converter,
       
   112 			url_converter_scope: settings.url_converter_scope
       
   113 		}, settings.schema);
       
   114 
       
   115 		self.fixDoc(doc);
       
   116 		self.events = settings.ownEvents ? new EventUtils(settings.proxy) : EventUtils.Event;
       
   117 		self.attrHooks = setupAttrHooks(self, settings);
       
   118 		blockElementsMap = settings.schema ? settings.schema.getBlockElements() : {};
       
   119 		self.$ = $.overrideDefaults(function() {
       
   120 			return {
       
   121 				context: doc,
       
   122 				element: self.getRoot()
       
   123 			};
       
   124 		});
       
   125 
       
   126 		/**
       
   127 		 * Returns true/false if the specified element is a block element or not.
       
   128 		 *
       
   129 		 * @method isBlock
       
   130 		 * @param {Node/String} node Element/Node to check.
       
   131 		 * @return {Boolean} True/False state if the node is a block element or not.
       
   132 		 */
       
   133 		self.isBlock = function(node) {
       
   134 			// Fix for #5446
       
   135 			if (!node) {
       
   136 				return false;
       
   137 			}
       
   138 
       
   139 			// This function is called in module pattern style since it might be executed with the wrong this scope
       
   140 			var type = node.nodeType;
       
   141 
       
   142 			// If it's a node then check the type and use the nodeName
       
   143 			if (type) {
       
   144 				return !!(type === 1 && blockElementsMap[node.nodeName]);
       
   145 			}
       
   146 
       
   147 			return !!blockElementsMap[node];
       
   148 		};
       
   149 	}
       
   150 
       
   151 	DOMUtils.prototype = {
       
   152 		$$: function(elm) {
       
   153 			if (typeof elm == 'string') {
       
   154 				elm = this.get(elm);
       
   155 			}
       
   156 
       
   157 			return this.$(elm);
       
   158 		},
       
   159 
       
   160 		root: null,
       
   161 
       
   162 		fixDoc: function(doc) {
       
   163 			var settings = this.settings, name;
       
   164 
       
   165 			if (isIE && settings.schema) {
       
   166 				// Add missing HTML 4/5 elements to IE
       
   167 				('abbr article aside audio canvas ' +
       
   168 				'details figcaption figure footer ' +
       
   169 				'header hgroup mark menu meter nav ' +
       
   170 				'output progress section summary ' +
       
   171 				'time video').replace(/\w+/g, function(name) {
       
   172 					doc.createElement(name);
       
   173 				});
       
   174 
       
   175 				// Create all custom elements
       
   176 				for (name in settings.schema.getCustomElements()) {
       
   177 					doc.createElement(name);
       
   178 				}
       
   179 			}
       
   180 		},
       
   181 
       
   182 		clone: function(node, deep) {
       
   183 			var self = this, clone, doc;
       
   184 
       
   185 			// TODO: Add feature detection here in the future
       
   186 			if (!isIE || node.nodeType !== 1 || deep) {
       
   187 				return node.cloneNode(deep);
       
   188 			}
       
   189 
       
   190 			doc = self.doc;
       
   191 
       
   192 			// Make a HTML5 safe shallow copy
       
   193 			if (!deep) {
       
   194 				clone = doc.createElement(node.nodeName);
       
   195 
       
   196 				// Copy attribs
       
   197 				each(self.getAttribs(node), function(attr) {
       
   198 					self.setAttrib(clone, attr.nodeName, self.getAttrib(node, attr.nodeName));
       
   199 				});
       
   200 
       
   201 				return clone;
       
   202 			}
       
   203 
       
   204 			return clone.firstChild;
       
   205 		},
       
   206 
       
   207 		/**
       
   208 		 * Returns the root node of the document. This is normally the body but might be a DIV. Parents like getParent will not
       
   209 		 * go above the point of this root node.
       
   210 		 *
       
   211 		 * @method getRoot
       
   212 		 * @return {Element} Root element for the utility class.
       
   213 		 */
       
   214 		getRoot: function() {
       
   215 			var self = this;
       
   216 
       
   217 			return self.settings.root_element || self.doc.body;
       
   218 		},
       
   219 
       
   220 		/**
       
   221 		 * Returns the viewport of the window.
       
   222 		 *
       
   223 		 * @method getViewPort
       
   224 		 * @param {Window} win Optional window to get viewport of.
       
   225 		 * @return {Object} Viewport object with fields x, y, w and h.
       
   226 		 */
       
   227 		getViewPort: function(win) {
       
   228 			var doc, rootElm;
       
   229 
       
   230 			win = !win ? this.win : win;
       
   231 			doc = win.document;
       
   232 			rootElm = this.boxModel ? doc.documentElement : doc.body;
       
   233 
       
   234 			// Returns viewport size excluding scrollbars
       
   235 			return {
       
   236 				x: win.pageXOffset || rootElm.scrollLeft,
       
   237 				y: win.pageYOffset || rootElm.scrollTop,
       
   238 				w: win.innerWidth || rootElm.clientWidth,
       
   239 				h: win.innerHeight || rootElm.clientHeight
       
   240 			};
       
   241 		},
       
   242 
       
   243 		/**
       
   244 		 * Returns the rectangle for a specific element.
       
   245 		 *
       
   246 		 * @method getRect
       
   247 		 * @param {Element/String} elm Element object or element ID to get rectangle from.
       
   248 		 * @return {object} Rectangle for specified element object with x, y, w, h fields.
       
   249 		 */
       
   250 		getRect: function(elm) {
       
   251 			var self = this, pos, size;
       
   252 
       
   253 			elm = self.get(elm);
       
   254 			pos = self.getPos(elm);
       
   255 			size = self.getSize(elm);
       
   256 
       
   257 			return {
       
   258 				x: pos.x, y: pos.y,
       
   259 				w: size.w, h: size.h
       
   260 			};
       
   261 		},
       
   262 
       
   263 		/**
       
   264 		 * Returns the size dimensions of the specified element.
       
   265 		 *
       
   266 		 * @method getSize
       
   267 		 * @param {Element/String} elm Element object or element ID to get rectangle from.
       
   268 		 * @return {object} Rectangle for specified element object with w, h fields.
       
   269 		 */
       
   270 		getSize: function(elm) {
       
   271 			var self = this, w, h;
       
   272 
       
   273 			elm = self.get(elm);
       
   274 			w = self.getStyle(elm, 'width');
       
   275 			h = self.getStyle(elm, 'height');
       
   276 
       
   277 			// Non pixel value, then force offset/clientWidth
       
   278 			if (w.indexOf('px') === -1) {
       
   279 				w = 0;
       
   280 			}
       
   281 
       
   282 			// Non pixel value, then force offset/clientWidth
       
   283 			if (h.indexOf('px') === -1) {
       
   284 				h = 0;
       
   285 			}
       
   286 
       
   287 			return {
       
   288 				w: parseInt(w, 10) || elm.offsetWidth || elm.clientWidth,
       
   289 				h: parseInt(h, 10) || elm.offsetHeight || elm.clientHeight
       
   290 			};
       
   291 		},
       
   292 
       
   293 		/**
       
   294 		 * Returns a node by the specified selector function. This function will
       
   295 		 * loop through all parent nodes and call the specified function for each node.
       
   296 		 * If the function then returns true indicating that it has found what it was looking for, the loop execution will then end
       
   297 		 * and the node it found will be returned.
       
   298 		 *
       
   299 		 * @method getParent
       
   300 		 * @param {Node/String} node DOM node to search parents on or ID string.
       
   301 		 * @param {function} selector Selection function or CSS selector to execute on each node.
       
   302 		 * @param {Node} root Optional root element, never go below this point.
       
   303 		 * @return {Node} DOM Node or null if it wasn't found.
       
   304 		 */
       
   305 		getParent: function(node, selector, root) {
       
   306 			return this.getParents(node, selector, root, false);
       
   307 		},
       
   308 
       
   309 		/**
       
   310 		 * Returns a node list of all parents matching the specified selector function or pattern.
       
   311 		 * If the function then returns true indicating that it has found what it was looking for and that node will be collected.
       
   312 		 *
       
   313 		 * @method getParents
       
   314 		 * @param {Node/String} node DOM node to search parents on or ID string.
       
   315 		 * @param {function} selector Selection function to execute on each node or CSS pattern.
       
   316 		 * @param {Node} root Optional root element, never go below this point.
       
   317 		 * @return {Array} Array of nodes or null if it wasn't found.
       
   318 		 */
       
   319 		getParents: function(node, selector, root, collect) {
       
   320 			var self = this, selectorVal, result = [];
       
   321 
       
   322 			node = self.get(node);
       
   323 			collect = collect === undefined;
       
   324 
       
   325 			// Default root on inline mode
       
   326 			root = root || (self.getRoot().nodeName != 'BODY' ? self.getRoot().parentNode : null);
       
   327 
       
   328 			// Wrap node name as func
       
   329 			if (is(selector, 'string')) {
       
   330 				selectorVal = selector;
       
   331 
       
   332 				if (selector === '*') {
       
   333 					selector = function(node) {
       
   334 						return node.nodeType == 1;
       
   335 					};
       
   336 				} else {
       
   337 					selector = function(node) {
       
   338 						return self.is(node, selectorVal);
       
   339 					};
       
   340 				}
       
   341 			}
       
   342 
       
   343 			while (node) {
       
   344 				if (node == root || !node.nodeType || node.nodeType === 9) {
       
   345 					break;
       
   346 				}
       
   347 
       
   348 				if (!selector || selector(node)) {
       
   349 					if (collect) {
       
   350 						result.push(node);
       
   351 					} else {
       
   352 						return node;
       
   353 					}
       
   354 				}
       
   355 
       
   356 				node = node.parentNode;
       
   357 			}
       
   358 
       
   359 			return collect ? result : null;
       
   360 		},
       
   361 
       
   362 		/**
       
   363 		 * Returns the specified element by ID or the input element if it isn't a string.
       
   364 		 *
       
   365 		 * @method get
       
   366 		 * @param {String/Element} n Element id to look for or element to just pass though.
       
   367 		 * @return {Element} Element matching the specified id or null if it wasn't found.
       
   368 		 */
       
   369 		get: function(elm) {
       
   370 			var name;
       
   371 
       
   372 			if (elm && this.doc && typeof elm == 'string') {
       
   373 				name = elm;
       
   374 				elm = this.doc.getElementById(elm);
       
   375 
       
   376 				// IE and Opera returns meta elements when they match the specified input ID, but getElementsByName seems to do the trick
       
   377 				if (elm && elm.id !== name) {
       
   378 					return this.doc.getElementsByName(name)[1];
       
   379 				}
       
   380 			}
       
   381 
       
   382 			return elm;
       
   383 		},
       
   384 
       
   385 		/**
       
   386 		 * Returns the next node that matches selector or function
       
   387 		 *
       
   388 		 * @method getNext
       
   389 		 * @param {Node} node Node to find siblings from.
       
   390 		 * @param {String/function} selector Selector CSS expression or function.
       
   391 		 * @return {Node} Next node item matching the selector or null if it wasn't found.
       
   392 		 */
       
   393 		getNext: function(node, selector) {
       
   394 			return this._findSib(node, selector, 'nextSibling');
       
   395 		},
       
   396 
       
   397 		/**
       
   398 		 * Returns the previous node that matches selector or function
       
   399 		 *
       
   400 		 * @method getPrev
       
   401 		 * @param {Node} node Node to find siblings from.
       
   402 		 * @param {String/function} selector Selector CSS expression or function.
       
   403 		 * @return {Node} Previous node item matching the selector or null if it wasn't found.
       
   404 		 */
       
   405 		getPrev: function(node, selector) {
       
   406 			return this._findSib(node, selector, 'previousSibling');
       
   407 		},
       
   408 
       
   409 		// #ifndef jquery
       
   410 
       
   411 		/**
       
   412 		 * Selects specific elements by a CSS level 3 pattern. For example "div#a1 p.test".
       
   413 		 * This function is optimized for the most common patterns needed in TinyMCE but it also performs well enough
       
   414 		 * on more complex patterns.
       
   415 		 *
       
   416 		 * @method select
       
   417 		 * @param {String} selector CSS level 3 pattern to select/find elements by.
       
   418 		 * @param {Object} scope Optional root element/scope element to search in.
       
   419 		 * @return {Array} Array with all matched elements.
       
   420 		 * @example
       
   421 		 * // Adds a class to all paragraphs in the currently active editor
       
   422 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.addClass(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'), 'someclass');
       
   423 		 *
       
   424 		 * // Adds a class to all spans that have the test class in the currently active editor
       
   425 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.addClass(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('span.test'), 'someclass')
       
   426 		 */
       
   427 		select: function(selector, scope) {
       
   428 			var self = this;
       
   429 
       
   430 			/*eslint new-cap:0 */
       
   431 			return Sizzle(selector, self.get(scope) || self.settings.root_element || self.doc, []);
       
   432 		},
       
   433 
       
   434 		/**
       
   435 		 * Returns true/false if the specified element matches the specified css pattern.
       
   436 		 *
       
   437 		 * @method is
       
   438 		 * @param {Node/NodeList} elm DOM node to match or an array of nodes to match.
       
   439 		 * @param {String} selector CSS pattern to match the element against.
       
   440 		 */
       
   441 		is: function(elm, selector) {
       
   442 			var i;
       
   443 
       
   444 			// If it isn't an array then try to do some simple selectors instead of Sizzle for to boost performance
       
   445 			if (elm.length === undefined) {
       
   446 				// Simple all selector
       
   447 				if (selector === '*') {
       
   448 					return elm.nodeType == 1;
       
   449 				}
       
   450 
       
   451 				// Simple selector just elements
       
   452 				if (simpleSelectorRe.test(selector)) {
       
   453 					selector = selector.toLowerCase().split(/,/);
       
   454 					elm = elm.nodeName.toLowerCase();
       
   455 
       
   456 					for (i = selector.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
       
   457 						if (selector[i] == elm) {
       
   458 							return true;
       
   459 						}
       
   460 					}
       
   461 
       
   462 					return false;
       
   463 				}
       
   464 			}
       
   465 
       
   466 			// Is non element
       
   467 			if (elm.nodeType && elm.nodeType != 1) {
       
   468 				return false;
       
   469 			}
       
   470 
       
   471 			var elms = elm.nodeType ? [elm] : elm;
       
   472 
       
   473 			/*eslint new-cap:0 */
       
   474 			return Sizzle(selector, elms[0].ownerDocument || elms[0], null, elms).length > 0;
       
   475 		},
       
   476 
       
   477 		// #endif
       
   478 
       
   479 		/**
       
   480 		 * Adds the specified element to another element or elements.
       
   481 		 *
       
   482 		 * @method add
       
   483 		 * @param {String/Element/Array} parentElm Element id string, DOM node element or array of ids or elements to add to.
       
   484 		 * @param {String/Element} name Name of new element to add or existing element to add.
       
   485 		 * @param {Object} attrs Optional object collection with arguments to add to the new element(s).
       
   486 		 * @param {String} html Optional inner HTML contents to add for each element.
       
   487 		 * @return {Element/Array} Element that got created, or an array of created elements if multiple input elements
       
   488 		 * were passed in.
       
   489 		 * @example
       
   490 		 * // Adds a new paragraph to the end of the active editor
       
   491 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.add(tinymce.activeEditor.getBody(), 'p', {title: 'my title'}, 'Some content');
       
   492 		 */
       
   493 		add: function(parentElm, name, attrs, html, create) {
       
   494 			var self = this;
       
   495 
       
   496 			return this.run(parentElm, function(parentElm) {
       
   497 				var newElm;
       
   498 
       
   499 				newElm = is(name, 'string') ? self.doc.createElement(name) : name;
       
   500 				self.setAttribs(newElm, attrs);
       
   501 
       
   502 				if (html) {
       
   503 					if (html.nodeType) {
       
   504 						newElm.appendChild(html);
       
   505 					} else {
       
   506 						self.setHTML(newElm, html);
       
   507 					}
       
   508 				}
       
   509 
       
   510 				return !create ? parentElm.appendChild(newElm) : newElm;
       
   511 			});
       
   512 		},
       
   513 
       
   514 		/**
       
   515 		 * Creates a new element.
       
   516 		 *
       
   517 		 * @method create
       
   518 		 * @param {String} name Name of new element.
       
   519 		 * @param {Object} attrs Optional object name/value collection with element attributes.
       
   520 		 * @param {String} html Optional HTML string to set as inner HTML of the element.
       
   521 		 * @return {Element} HTML DOM node element that got created.
       
   522 		 * @example
       
   523 		 * // Adds an element where the caret/selection is in the active editor
       
   524 		 * var el = tinymce.activeEditor.dom.create('div', {id: 'test', 'class': 'myclass'}, 'some content');
       
   525 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.selection.setNode(el);
       
   526 		 */
       
   527 		create: function(name, attrs, html) {
       
   528 			return this.add(this.doc.createElement(name), name, attrs, html, 1);
       
   529 		},
       
   530 
       
   531 		/**
       
   532 		 * Creates HTML string for element. The element will be closed unless an empty inner HTML string is passed in.
       
   533 		 *
       
   534 		 * @method createHTML
       
   535 		 * @param {String} name Name of new element.
       
   536 		 * @param {Object} attrs Optional object name/value collection with element attributes.
       
   537 		 * @param {String} html Optional HTML string to set as inner HTML of the element.
       
   538 		 * @return {String} String with new HTML element, for example: <a href="#">test</a>.
       
   539 		 * @example
       
   540 		 * // Creates a html chunk and inserts it at the current selection/caret location
       
   541 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.selection.setContent(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.createHTML('a', {href: 'test.html'}, 'some line'));
       
   542 		 */
       
   543 		createHTML: function(name, attrs, html) {
       
   544 			var outHtml = '', key;
       
   545 
       
   546 			outHtml += '<' + name;
       
   547 
       
   548 			for (key in attrs) {
       
   549 				if (attrs.hasOwnProperty(key) && attrs[key] !== null && typeof attrs[key] != 'undefined') {
       
   550 					outHtml += ' ' + key + '="' + this.encode(attrs[key]) + '"';
       
   551 				}
       
   552 			}
       
   553 
       
   554 			// A call to tinymce.is doesn't work for some odd reason on IE9 possible bug inside their JS runtime
       
   555 			if (typeof html != "undefined") {
       
   556 				return outHtml + '>' + html + '</' + name + '>';
       
   557 			}
       
   558 
       
   559 			return outHtml + ' />';
       
   560 		},
       
   561 
       
   562 		/**
       
   563 		 * Creates a document fragment out of the specified HTML string.
       
   564 		 *
       
   565 		 * @method createFragment
       
   566 		 * @param {String} html Html string to create fragment from.
       
   567 		 * @return {DocumentFragment} Document fragment node.
       
   568 		 */
       
   569 		createFragment: function(html) {
       
   570 			var frag, node, doc = this.doc, container;
       
   571 
       
   572 			container = doc.createElement("div");
       
   573 			frag = doc.createDocumentFragment();
       
   574 
       
   575 			if (html) {
       
   576 				container.innerHTML = html;
       
   577 			}
       
   578 
       
   579 			while ((node = container.firstChild)) {
       
   580 				frag.appendChild(node);
       
   581 			}
       
   582 
       
   583 			return frag;
       
   584 		},
       
   585 
       
   586 		/**
       
   587 		 * Removes/deletes the specified element(s) from the DOM.
       
   588 		 *
       
   589 		 * @method remove
       
   590 		 * @param {String/Element/Array} node ID of element or DOM element object or array containing multiple elements/ids.
       
   591 		 * @param {Boolean} keepChildren Optional state to keep children or not. If set to true all children will be
       
   592 		 * placed at the location of the removed element.
       
   593 		 * @return {Element/Array} HTML DOM element that got removed, or an array of removed elements if multiple input elements
       
   594 		 * were passed in.
       
   595 		 * @example
       
   596 		 * // Removes all paragraphs in the active editor
       
   597 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.remove(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'));
       
   598 		 *
       
   599 		 * // Removes an element by id in the document
       
   600 		 * tinymce.DOM.remove('mydiv');
       
   601 		 */
       
   602 		remove: function(node, keepChildren) {
       
   603 			node = this.$$(node);
       
   604 
       
   605 			if (keepChildren) {
       
   606 				node.each(function() {
       
   607 					var child;
       
   608 
       
   609 					while ((child = this.firstChild)) {
       
   610 						if (child.nodeType == 3 && child.data.length === 0) {
       
   611 							this.removeChild(child);
       
   612 						} else {
       
   613 							this.parentNode.insertBefore(child, this);
       
   614 						}
       
   615 					}
       
   616 				}).remove();
       
   617 			} else {
       
   618 				node.remove();
       
   619 			}
       
   620 
       
   621 			return node.length > 1 ? node.toArray() : node[0];
       
   622 		},
       
   623 
       
   624 		/**
       
   625 		 * Sets the CSS style value on a HTML element. The name can be a camelcase string
       
   626 		 * or the CSS style name like background-color.
       
   627 		 *
       
   628 		 * @method setStyle
       
   629 		 * @param {String/Element/Array} n HTML element/Element ID or Array of elements/ids to set CSS style value on.
       
   630 		 * @param {String} na Name of the style value to set.
       
   631 		 * @param {String} v Value to set on the style.
       
   632 		 * @example
       
   633 		 * // Sets a style value on all paragraphs in the currently active editor
       
   634 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.setStyle(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'), 'background-color', 'red');
       
   635 		 *
       
   636 		 * // Sets a style value to an element by id in the current document
       
   637 		 * tinymce.DOM.setStyle('mydiv', 'background-color', 'red');
       
   638 		 */
       
   639 		setStyle: function(elm, name, value) {
       
   640 			elm = this.$$(elm).css(name, value);
       
   641 
       
   642 			if (this.settings.update_styles) {
       
   643 				elm.attr('data-mce-style', null);
       
   644 			}
       
   645 		},
       
   646 
       
   647 		/**
       
   648 		 * Returns the current style or runtime/computed value of an element.
       
   649 		 *
       
   650 		 * @method getStyle
       
   651 		 * @param {String/Element} elm HTML element or element id string to get style from.
       
   652 		 * @param {String} name Style name to return.
       
   653 		 * @param {Boolean} computed Computed style.
       
   654 		 * @return {String} Current style or computed style value of an element.
       
   655 		 */
       
   656 		getStyle: function(elm, name, computed) {
       
   657 			elm = this.$$(elm);
       
   658 
       
   659 			if (computed) {
       
   660 				return elm.css(name);
       
   661 			}
       
   662 
       
   663 			// Camelcase it, if needed
       
   664 			name = name.replace(/-(\D)/g, function(a, b) {
       
   665 				return b.toUpperCase();
       
   666 			});
       
   667 
       
   668 			if (name == 'float') {
       
   669 				name = isIE ? 'styleFloat' : 'cssFloat';
       
   670 			}
       
   671 
       
   672 			return elm[0] && elm[0].style ? elm[0].style[name] : undefined;
       
   673 		},
       
   674 
       
   675 		/**
       
   676 		 * Sets multiple styles on the specified element(s).
       
   677 		 *
       
   678 		 * @method setStyles
       
   679 		 * @param {Element/String/Array} e DOM element, element id string or array of elements/ids to set styles on.
       
   680 		 * @param {Object} o Name/Value collection of style items to add to the element(s).
       
   681 		 * @example
       
   682 		 * // Sets styles on all paragraphs in the currently active editor
       
   683 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.setStyles(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'), {'background-color': 'red', 'color': 'green'});
       
   684 		 *
       
   685 		 * // Sets styles to an element by id in the current document
       
   686 		 * tinymce.DOM.setStyles('mydiv', {'background-color': 'red', 'color': 'green'});
       
   687 		 */
       
   688 		setStyles: function(elm, styles) {
       
   689 			elm = this.$$(elm).css(styles);
       
   690 
       
   691 			if (this.settings.update_styles) {
       
   692 				elm.attr('data-mce-style', null);
       
   693 			}
       
   694 		},
       
   695 
       
   696 		/**
       
   697 		 * Removes all attributes from an element or elements.
       
   698 		 *
       
   699 		 * @method removeAllAttribs
       
   700 		 * @param {Element/String/Array} e DOM element, element id string or array of elements/ids to remove attributes from.
       
   701 		 */
       
   702 		removeAllAttribs: function(e) {
       
   703 			return this.run(e, function(e) {
       
   704 				var i, attrs = e.attributes;
       
   705 				for (i = attrs.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
       
   706 					e.removeAttributeNode(attrs.item(i));
       
   707 				}
       
   708 			});
       
   709 		},
       
   710 
       
   711 		/**
       
   712 		 * Sets the specified attribute of an element or elements.
       
   713 		 *
       
   714 		 * @method setAttrib
       
   715 		 * @param {Element/String/Array} e DOM element, element id string or array of elements/ids to set attribute on.
       
   716 		 * @param {String} n Name of attribute to set.
       
   717 		 * @param {String} v Value to set on the attribute - if this value is falsy like null, 0 or '' it will remove the attribute instead.
       
   718 		 * @example
       
   719 		 * // Sets class attribute on all paragraphs in the active editor
       
   720 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.setAttrib(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'), 'class', 'myclass');
       
   721 		 *
       
   722 		 * // Sets class attribute on a specific element in the current page
       
   723 		 * tinymce.dom.setAttrib('mydiv', 'class', 'myclass');
       
   724 		 */
       
   725 		setAttrib: function(elm, name, value) {
       
   726 			var self = this, originalValue, hook, settings = self.settings;
       
   727 
       
   728 			if (value === '') {
       
   729 				value = null;
       
   730 			}
       
   731 
       
   732 			elm = self.$$(elm);
       
   733 			originalValue = elm.attr(name);
       
   734 
       
   735 			if (!elm.length) {
       
   736 				return;
       
   737 			}
       
   738 
       
   739 			hook = self.attrHooks[name];
       
   740 			if (hook && hook.set) {
       
   741 				hook.set(elm, value, name);
       
   742 			} else {
       
   743 				elm.attr(name, value);
       
   744 			}
       
   745 
       
   746 			if (originalValue != value && settings.onSetAttrib) {
       
   747 				settings.onSetAttrib({
       
   748 					attrElm: elm,
       
   749 					attrName: name,
       
   750 					attrValue: value
       
   751 				});
       
   752 			}
       
   753 		},
       
   754 
       
   755 		/**
       
   756 		 * Sets two or more specified attributes of an element or elements.
       
   757 		 *
       
   758 		 * @method setAttribs
       
   759 		 * @param {Element/String/Array} elm DOM element, element id string or array of elements/ids to set attributes on.
       
   760 		 * @param {Object} attrs Name/Value collection of attribute items to add to the element(s).
       
   761 		 * @example
       
   762 		 * // Sets class and title attributes on all paragraphs in the active editor
       
   763 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.setAttribs(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'), {'class': 'myclass', title: 'some title'});
       
   764 		 *
       
   765 		 * // Sets class and title attributes on a specific element in the current page
       
   766 		 * tinymce.DOM.setAttribs('mydiv', {'class': 'myclass', title: 'some title'});
       
   767 		 */
       
   768 		setAttribs: function(elm, attrs) {
       
   769 			var self = this;
       
   770 
       
   771 			self.$$(elm).each(function(i, node) {
       
   772 				each(attrs, function(value, name) {
       
   773 					self.setAttrib(node, name, value);
       
   774 				});
       
   775 			});
       
   776 		},
       
   777 
       
   778 		/**
       
   779 		 * Returns the specified attribute by name.
       
   780 		 *
       
   781 		 * @method getAttrib
       
   782 		 * @param {String/Element} elm Element string id or DOM element to get attribute from.
       
   783 		 * @param {String} name Name of attribute to get.
       
   784 		 * @param {String} defaultVal Optional default value to return if the attribute didn't exist.
       
   785 		 * @return {String} Attribute value string, default value or null if the attribute wasn't found.
       
   786 		 */
       
   787 		getAttrib: function(elm, name, defaultVal) {
       
   788 			var self = this, hook, value;
       
   789 
       
   790 			elm = self.$$(elm);
       
   791 
       
   792 			if (elm.length) {
       
   793 				hook = self.attrHooks[name];
       
   794 
       
   795 				if (hook && hook.get) {
       
   796 					value = hook.get(elm, name);
       
   797 				} else {
       
   798 					value = elm.attr(name);
       
   799 				}
       
   800 			}
       
   801 
       
   802 			if (typeof value == 'undefined') {
       
   803 				value = defaultVal || '';
       
   804 			}
       
   805 
       
   806 			return value;
       
   807 		},
       
   808 
       
   809 		/**
       
   810 		 * Returns the absolute x, y position of a node. The position will be returned in an object with x, y fields.
       
   811 		 *
       
   812 		 * @method getPos
       
   813 		 * @param {Element/String} elm HTML element or element id to get x, y position from.
       
   814 		 * @param {Element} rootElm Optional root element to stop calculations at.
       
   815 		 * @return {object} Absolute position of the specified element object with x, y fields.
       
   816 		 */
       
   817 		getPos: function(elm, rootElm) {
       
   818 			var self = this, x = 0, y = 0, offsetParent, doc = self.doc, body = doc.body, pos;
       
   819 
       
   820 			elm = self.get(elm);
       
   821 			rootElm = rootElm || body;
       
   822 
       
   823 			if (elm) {
       
   824 				// Use getBoundingClientRect if it exists since it's faster than looping offset nodes
       
   825 				// Fallback to offsetParent calculations if the body isn't static better since it stops at the body root
       
   826 				if (rootElm === body && elm.getBoundingClientRect && $(body).css('position') === 'static') {
       
   827 					pos = elm.getBoundingClientRect();
       
   828 					rootElm = self.boxModel ? doc.documentElement : body;
       
   829 
       
   830 					// Add scroll offsets from documentElement or body since IE with the wrong box model will use d.body and so do WebKit
       
   831 					// Also remove the body/documentelement clientTop/clientLeft on IE 6, 7 since they offset the position
       
   832 					x = pos.left + (doc.documentElement.scrollLeft || body.scrollLeft) - rootElm.clientLeft;
       
   833 					y = pos.top + (doc.documentElement.scrollTop || body.scrollTop) - rootElm.clientTop;
       
   834 
       
   835 					return {x: x, y: y};
       
   836 				}
       
   837 
       
   838 				offsetParent = elm;
       
   839 				while (offsetParent && offsetParent != rootElm && offsetParent.nodeType) {
       
   840 					x += offsetParent.offsetLeft || 0;
       
   841 					y += offsetParent.offsetTop || 0;
       
   842 					offsetParent = offsetParent.offsetParent;
       
   843 				}
       
   844 
       
   845 				offsetParent = elm.parentNode;
       
   846 				while (offsetParent && offsetParent != rootElm && offsetParent.nodeType) {
       
   847 					x -= offsetParent.scrollLeft || 0;
       
   848 					y -= offsetParent.scrollTop || 0;
       
   849 					offsetParent = offsetParent.parentNode;
       
   850 				}
       
   851 			}
       
   852 
       
   853 			return {x: x, y: y};
       
   854 		},
       
   855 
       
   856 		/**
       
   857 		 * Parses the specified style value into an object collection. This parser will also
       
   858 		 * merge and remove any redundant items that browsers might have added. It will also convert non-hex
       
   859 		 * colors to hex values. Urls inside the styles will also be converted to absolute/relative based on settings.
       
   860 		 *
       
   861 		 * @method parseStyle
       
   862 		 * @param {String} cssText Style value to parse, for example: border:1px solid red;.
       
   863 		 * @return {Object} Object representation of that style, for example: {border: '1px solid red'}
       
   864 		 */
       
   865 		parseStyle: function(cssText) {
       
   866 			return this.styles.parse(cssText);
       
   867 		},
       
   868 
       
   869 		/**
       
   870 		 * Serializes the specified style object into a string.
       
   871 		 *
       
   872 		 * @method serializeStyle
       
   873 		 * @param {Object} styles Object to serialize as string, for example: {border: '1px solid red'}
       
   874 		 * @param {String} name Optional element name.
       
   875 		 * @return {String} String representation of the style object, for example: border: 1px solid red.
       
   876 		 */
       
   877 		serializeStyle: function(styles, name) {
       
   878 			return this.styles.serialize(styles, name);
       
   879 		},
       
   880 
       
   881 		/**
       
   882 		 * Adds a style element at the top of the document with the specified cssText content.
       
   883 		 *
       
   884 		 * @method addStyle
       
   885 		 * @param {String} cssText CSS Text style to add to top of head of document.
       
   886 		 */
       
   887 		addStyle: function(cssText) {
       
   888 			var self = this, doc = self.doc, head, styleElm;
       
   889 
       
   890 			// Prevent inline from loading the same styles twice
       
   891 			if (self !== DOMUtils.DOM && doc === document) {
       
   892 				var addedStyles = DOMUtils.DOM.addedStyles;
       
   893 
       
   894 				addedStyles = addedStyles || [];
       
   895 				if (addedStyles[cssText]) {
       
   896 					return;
       
   897 				}
       
   898 
       
   899 				addedStyles[cssText] = true;
       
   900 				DOMUtils.DOM.addedStyles = addedStyles;
       
   901 			}
       
   902 
       
   903 			// Create style element if needed
       
   904 			styleElm = doc.getElementById('mceDefaultStyles');
       
   905 			if (!styleElm) {
       
   906 				styleElm = doc.createElement('style');
       
   907 				styleElm.id = 'mceDefaultStyles';
       
   908 				styleElm.type = 'text/css';
       
   909 
       
   910 				head = doc.getElementsByTagName('head')[0];
       
   911 				if (head.firstChild) {
       
   912 					head.insertBefore(styleElm, head.firstChild);
       
   913 				} else {
       
   914 					head.appendChild(styleElm);
       
   915 				}
       
   916 			}
       
   917 
       
   918 			// Append style data to old or new style element
       
   919 			if (styleElm.styleSheet) {
       
   920 				styleElm.styleSheet.cssText += cssText;
       
   921 			} else {
       
   922 				styleElm.appendChild(doc.createTextNode(cssText));
       
   923 			}
       
   924 		},
       
   925 
       
   926 		/**
       
   927 		 * Imports/loads the specified CSS file into the document bound to the class.
       
   928 		 *
       
   929 		 * @method loadCSS
       
   930 		 * @param {String} u URL to CSS file to load.
       
   931 		 * @example
       
   932 		 * // Loads a CSS file dynamically into the current document
       
   933 		 * tinymce.DOM.loadCSS('somepath/some.css');
       
   934 		 *
       
   935 		 * // Loads a CSS file into the currently active editor instance
       
   936 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.loadCSS('somepath/some.css');
       
   937 		 *
       
   938 		 * // Loads a CSS file into an editor instance by id
       
   939 		 * tinymce.get('someid').dom.loadCSS('somepath/some.css');
       
   940 		 *
       
   941 		 * // Loads multiple CSS files into the current document
       
   942 		 * tinymce.DOM.loadCSS('somepath/some.css,somepath/someother.css');
       
   943 		 */
       
   944 		loadCSS: function(url) {
       
   945 			var self = this, doc = self.doc, head;
       
   946 
       
   947 			// Prevent inline from loading the same CSS file twice
       
   948 			if (self !== DOMUtils.DOM && doc === document) {
       
   949 				DOMUtils.DOM.loadCSS(url);
       
   950 				return;
       
   951 			}
       
   952 
       
   953 			if (!url) {
       
   954 				url = '';
       
   955 			}
       
   956 
       
   957 			head = doc.getElementsByTagName('head')[0];
       
   958 
       
   959 			each(url.split(','), function(url) {
       
   960 				var link;
       
   961 
       
   962 				url = Tools._addCacheSuffix(url);
       
   963 
       
   964 				if (self.files[url]) {
       
   965 					return;
       
   966 				}
       
   967 
       
   968 				self.files[url] = true;
       
   969 				link = self.create('link', {rel: 'stylesheet', href: url});
       
   970 
       
   971 				// IE 8 has a bug where dynamically loading stylesheets would produce a 1 item remaining bug
       
   972 				// This fix seems to resolve that issue by recalcing the document once a stylesheet finishes loading
       
   973 				// It's ugly but it seems to work fine.
       
   974 				if (isIE && doc.documentMode && doc.recalc) {
       
   975 					link.onload = function() {
       
   976 						if (doc.recalc) {
       
   977 							doc.recalc();
       
   978 						}
       
   979 
       
   980 						link.onload = null;
       
   981 					};
       
   982 				}
       
   983 
       
   984 				head.appendChild(link);
       
   985 			});
       
   986 		},
       
   987 
       
   988 		/**
       
   989 		 * Adds a class to the specified element or elements.
       
   990 		 *
       
   991 		 * @method addClass
       
   992 		 * @param {String/Element/Array} elm Element ID string or DOM element or array with elements or IDs.
       
   993 		 * @param {String} cls Class name to add to each element.
       
   994 		 * @return {String/Array} String with new class value or array with new class values for all elements.
       
   995 		 * @example
       
   996 		 * // Adds a class to all paragraphs in the active editor
       
   997 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.addClass(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'), 'myclass');
       
   998 		 *
       
   999 		 * // Adds a class to a specific element in the current page
       
  1000 		 * tinymce.DOM.addClass('mydiv', 'myclass');
       
  1001 		 */
       
  1002 		addClass: function(elm, cls) {
       
  1003 			this.$$(elm).addClass(cls);
       
  1004 		},
       
  1005 
       
  1006 		/**
       
  1007 		 * Removes a class from the specified element or elements.
       
  1008 		 *
       
  1009 		 * @method removeClass
       
  1010 		 * @param {String/Element/Array} elm Element ID string or DOM element or array with elements or IDs.
       
  1011 		 * @param {String} cls Class name to remove from each element.
       
  1012 		 * @return {String/Array} String of remaining class name(s), or an array of strings if multiple input elements
       
  1013 		 * were passed in.
       
  1014 		 * @example
       
  1015 		 * // Removes a class from all paragraphs in the active editor
       
  1016 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.removeClass(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'), 'myclass');
       
  1017 		 *
       
  1018 		 * // Removes a class from a specific element in the current page
       
  1019 		 * tinymce.DOM.removeClass('mydiv', 'myclass');
       
  1020 		 */
       
  1021 		removeClass: function(elm, cls) {
       
  1022 			this.toggleClass(elm, cls, false);
       
  1023 		},
       
  1024 
       
  1025 		/**
       
  1026 		 * Returns true if the specified element has the specified class.
       
  1027 		 *
       
  1028 		 * @method hasClass
       
  1029 		 * @param {String/Element} n HTML element or element id string to check CSS class on.
       
  1030 		 * @param {String} c CSS class to check for.
       
  1031 		 * @return {Boolean} true/false if the specified element has the specified class.
       
  1032 		 */
       
  1033 		hasClass: function(elm, cls) {
       
  1034 			return this.$$(elm).hasClass(cls);
       
  1035 		},
       
  1036 
       
  1037 		/**
       
  1038 		 * Toggles the specified class on/off.
       
  1039 		 *
       
  1040 		 * @method toggleClass
       
  1041 		 * @param {Element} elm Element to toggle class on.
       
  1042 		 * @param {[type]} cls Class to toggle on/off.
       
  1043 		 * @param {[type]} state Optional state to set.
       
  1044 		 */
       
  1045 		toggleClass: function(elm, cls, state) {
       
  1046 			this.$$(elm).toggleClass(cls, state).each(function() {
       
  1047 				if (this.className === '') {
       
  1048 					$(this).attr('class', null);
       
  1049 				}
       
  1050 			});
       
  1051 		},
       
  1052 
       
  1053 		/**
       
  1054 		 * Shows the specified element(s) by ID by setting the "display" style.
       
  1055 		 *
       
  1056 		 * @method show
       
  1057 		 * @param {String/Element/Array} elm ID of DOM element or DOM element or array with elements or IDs to show.
       
  1058 		 */
       
  1059 		show: function(elm) {
       
  1060 			this.$$(elm).show();
       
  1061 		},
       
  1062 
       
  1063 		/**
       
  1064 		 * Hides the specified element(s) by ID by setting the "display" style.
       
  1065 		 *
       
  1066 		 * @method hide
       
  1067 		 * @param {String/Element/Array} e ID of DOM element or DOM element or array with elements or IDs to hide.
       
  1068 		 * @example
       
  1069 		 * // Hides an element by id in the document
       
  1070 		 * tinymce.DOM.hide('myid');
       
  1071 		 */
       
  1072 		hide: function(elm) {
       
  1073 			this.$$(elm).hide();
       
  1074 		},
       
  1075 
       
  1076 		/**
       
  1077 		 * Returns true/false if the element is hidden or not by checking the "display" style.
       
  1078 		 *
       
  1079 		 * @method isHidden
       
  1080 		 * @param {String/Element} e Id or element to check display state on.
       
  1081 		 * @return {Boolean} true/false if the element is hidden or not.
       
  1082 		 */
       
  1083 		isHidden: function(elm) {
       
  1084 			return this.$$(elm).css('display') == 'none';
       
  1085 		},
       
  1086 
       
  1087 		/**
       
  1088 		 * Returns a unique id. This can be useful when generating elements on the fly.
       
  1089 		 * This method will not check if the element already exists.
       
  1090 		 *
       
  1091 		 * @method uniqueId
       
  1092 		 * @param {String} prefix Optional prefix to add in front of all ids - defaults to "mce_".
       
  1093 		 * @return {String} Unique id.
       
  1094 		 */
       
  1095 		uniqueId: function(prefix) {
       
  1096 			return (!prefix ? 'mce_' : prefix) + (this.counter++);
       
  1097 		},
       
  1098 
       
  1099 		/**
       
  1100 		 * Sets the specified HTML content inside the element or elements. The HTML will first be processed. This means
       
  1101 		 * URLs will get converted, hex color values fixed etc. Check processHTML for details.
       
  1102 		 *
       
  1103 		 * @method setHTML
       
  1104 		 * @param {Element/String/Array} elm DOM element, element id string or array of elements/ids to set HTML inside of.
       
  1105 		 * @param {String} h HTML content to set as inner HTML of the element.
       
  1106 		 * @example
       
  1107 		 * // Sets the inner HTML of all paragraphs in the active editor
       
  1108 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.setHTML(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'), 'some inner html');
       
  1109 		 *
       
  1110 		 * // Sets the inner HTML of an element by id in the document
       
  1111 		 * tinymce.DOM.setHTML('mydiv', 'some inner html');
       
  1112 		 */
       
  1113 		setHTML: function(elm, html) {
       
  1114 			elm = this.$$(elm);
       
  1115 
       
  1116 			if (isIE) {
       
  1117 				elm.each(function(i, target) {
       
  1118 					if (target.canHaveHTML === false) {
       
  1119 						return;
       
  1120 					}
       
  1121 
       
  1122 					// Remove all child nodes, IE keeps empty text nodes in DOM
       
  1123 					while (target.firstChild) {
       
  1124 						target.removeChild(target.firstChild);
       
  1125 					}
       
  1126 
       
  1127 					try {
       
  1128 						// IE will remove comments from the beginning
       
  1129 						// unless you padd the contents with something
       
  1130 						target.innerHTML = '<br>' + html;
       
  1131 						target.removeChild(target.firstChild);
       
  1132 					} catch (ex) {
       
  1133 						// IE sometimes produces an unknown runtime error on innerHTML if it's a div inside a p
       
  1134 						$('<div>').html('<br>' + html).contents().slice(1).appendTo(target);
       
  1135 					}
       
  1136 
       
  1137 					return html;
       
  1138 				});
       
  1139 			} else {
       
  1140 				elm.html(html);
       
  1141 			}
       
  1142 		},
       
  1143 
       
  1144 		/**
       
  1145 		 * Returns the outer HTML of an element.
       
  1146 		 *
       
  1147 		 * @method getOuterHTML
       
  1148 		 * @param {String/Element} elm Element ID or element object to get outer HTML from.
       
  1149 		 * @return {String} Outer HTML string.
       
  1150 		 * @example
       
  1151 		 * tinymce.DOM.getOuterHTML(editorElement);
       
  1152 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.getOuterHTML(tinymce.activeEditor.getBody());
       
  1153 		 */
       
  1154 		getOuterHTML: function(elm) {
       
  1155 			elm = this.get(elm);
       
  1156 
       
  1157 			// Older FF doesn't have outerHTML 3.6 is still used by some orgaizations
       
  1158 			return elm.nodeType == 1 && "outerHTML" in elm ? elm.outerHTML : $('<div>').append($(elm).clone()).html();
       
  1159 		},
       
  1160 
       
  1161 		/**
       
  1162 		 * Sets the specified outer HTML on an element or elements.
       
  1163 		 *
       
  1164 		 * @method setOuterHTML
       
  1165 		 * @param {Element/String/Array} elm DOM element, element id string or array of elements/ids to set outer HTML on.
       
  1166 		 * @param {Object} html HTML code to set as outer value for the element.
       
  1167 		 * @param {Document} doc Optional document scope to use in this process - defaults to the document of the DOM class.
       
  1168 		 * @example
       
  1169 		 * // Sets the outer HTML of all paragraphs in the active editor
       
  1170 		 * tinymce.activeEditor.dom.setOuterHTML(tinymce.activeEditor.dom.select('p'), '<div>some html</div>');
       
  1171 		 *
       
  1172 		 * // Sets the outer HTML of an element by id in the document
       
  1173 		 * tinymce.DOM.setOuterHTML('mydiv', '<div>some html</div>');
       
  1174 		 */
       
  1175 		setOuterHTML: function(elm, html) {
       
  1176 			var self = this;
       
  1177 
       
  1178 			self.$$(elm).each(function() {
       
  1179 				try {
       
  1180 					// Older FF doesn't have outerHTML 3.6 is still used by some orgaizations
       
  1181 					if ("outerHTML" in this) {
       
  1182 						this.outerHTML = html;
       
  1183 						return;
       
  1184 					}
       
  1185 				} catch (ex) {
       
  1186 					// Ignore
       
  1187 				}
       
  1188 
       
  1189 				// OuterHTML for IE it sometimes produces an "unknown runtime error"
       
  1190 				self.remove($(this).html(html), true);
       
  1191 			});
       
  1192 		},
       
  1193 
       
  1194 		/**
       
  1195 		 * Entity decodes a string. This method decodes any HTML entities, such as &aring;.
       
  1196 		 *
       
  1197 		 * @method decode
       
  1198 		 * @param {String} s String to decode entities on.
       
  1199 		 * @return {String} Entity decoded string.
       
  1200 		 */
       
  1201 		decode: Entities.decode,
       
  1202 
       
  1203 		/**
       
  1204 		 * Entity encodes a string. This method encodes the most common entities, such as <>"&.
       
  1205 		 *
       
  1206 		 * @method encode
       
  1207 		 * @param {String} text String to encode with entities.
       
  1208 		 * @return {String} Entity encoded string.
       
  1209 		 */
       
  1210 		encode: Entities.encodeAllRaw,
       
  1211 
       
  1212 		/**
       
  1213 		 * Inserts an element after the reference element.
       
  1214 		 *
       
  1215 		 * @method insertAfter
       
  1216 		 * @param {Element} node Element to insert after the reference.
       
  1217 		 * @param {Element/String/Array} reference_node Reference element, element id or array of elements to insert after.
       
  1218 		 * @return {Element/Array} Element that got added or an array with elements.
       
  1219 		 */
       
  1220 		insertAfter: function(node, referenceNode) {
       
  1221 			referenceNode = this.get(referenceNode);
       
  1222 
       
  1223 			return this.run(node, function(node) {
       
  1224 				var parent, nextSibling;
       
  1225 
       
  1226 				parent = referenceNode.parentNode;
       
  1227 				nextSibling = referenceNode.nextSibling;
       
  1228 
       
  1229 				if (nextSibling) {
       
  1230 					parent.insertBefore(node, nextSibling);
       
  1231 				} else {
       
  1232 					parent.appendChild(node);
       
  1233 				}
       
  1234 
       
  1235 				return node;
       
  1236 			});
       
  1237 		},
       
  1238 
       
  1239 		/**
       
  1240 		 * Replaces the specified element or elements with the new element specified. The new element will
       
  1241 		 * be cloned if multiple input elements are passed in.
       
  1242 		 *
       
  1243 		 * @method replace
       
  1244 		 * @param {Element} newElm New element to replace old ones with.
       
  1245 		 * @param {Element/String/Array} oldELm Element DOM node, element id or array of elements or ids to replace.
       
  1246 		 * @param {Boolean} k Optional keep children state, if set to true child nodes from the old object will be added to new ones.
       
  1247 		 */
       
  1248 		replace: function(newElm, oldElm, keepChildren) {
       
  1249 			var self = this;
       
  1250 
       
  1251 			return self.run(oldElm, function(oldElm) {
       
  1252 				if (is(oldElm, 'array')) {
       
  1253 					newElm = newElm.cloneNode(true);
       
  1254 				}
       
  1255 
       
  1256 				if (keepChildren) {
       
  1257 					each(grep(oldElm.childNodes), function(node) {
       
  1258 						newElm.appendChild(node);
       
  1259 					});
       
  1260 				}
       
  1261 
       
  1262 				return oldElm.parentNode.replaceChild(newElm, oldElm);
       
  1263 			});
       
  1264 		},
       
  1265 
       
  1266 		/**
       
  1267 		 * Renames the specified element and keeps its attributes and children.
       
  1268 		 *
       
  1269 		 * @method rename
       
  1270 		 * @param {Element} elm Element to rename.
       
  1271 		 * @param {String} name Name of the new element.
       
  1272 		 * @return {Element} New element or the old element if it needed renaming.
       
  1273 		 */
       
  1274 		rename: function(elm, name) {
       
  1275 			var self = this, newElm;
       
  1276 
       
  1277 			if (elm.nodeName != name.toUpperCase()) {
       
  1278 				// Rename block element
       
  1279 				newElm = self.create(name);
       
  1280 
       
  1281 				// Copy attribs to new block
       
  1282 				each(self.getAttribs(elm), function(attrNode) {
       
  1283 					self.setAttrib(newElm, attrNode.nodeName, self.getAttrib(elm, attrNode.nodeName));
       
  1284 				});
       
  1285 
       
  1286 				// Replace block
       
  1287 				self.replace(newElm, elm, 1);
       
  1288 			}
       
  1289 
       
  1290 			return newElm || elm;
       
  1291 		},
       
  1292 
       
  1293 		/**
       
  1294 		 * Find the common ancestor of two elements. This is a shorter method than using the DOM Range logic.
       
  1295 		 *
       
  1296 		 * @method findCommonAncestor
       
  1297 		 * @param {Element} a Element to find common ancestor of.
       
  1298 		 * @param {Element} b Element to find common ancestor of.
       
  1299 		 * @return {Element} Common ancestor element of the two input elements.
       
  1300 		 */
       
  1301 		findCommonAncestor: function(a, b) {
       
  1302 			var ps = a, pe;
       
  1303 
       
  1304 			while (ps) {
       
  1305 				pe = b;
       
  1306 
       
  1307 				while (pe && ps != pe) {
       
  1308 					pe = pe.parentNode;
       
  1309 				}
       
  1310 
       
  1311 				if (ps == pe) {
       
  1312 					break;
       
  1313 				}
       
  1314 
       
  1315 				ps = ps.parentNode;
       
  1316 			}
       
  1317 
       
  1318 			if (!ps && a.ownerDocument) {
       
  1319 				return a.ownerDocument.documentElement;
       
  1320 			}
       
  1321 
       
  1322 			return ps;
       
  1323 		},
       
  1324 
       
  1325 		/**
       
  1326 		 * Parses the specified RGB color value and returns a hex version of that color.
       
  1327 		 *
       
  1328 		 * @method toHex
       
  1329 		 * @param {String} rgbVal RGB string value like rgb(1,2,3)
       
  1330 		 * @return {String} Hex version of that RGB value like #FF00FF.
       
  1331 		 */
       
  1332 		toHex: function(rgbVal) {
       
  1333 			return this.styles.toHex(Tools.trim(rgbVal));
       
  1334 		},
       
  1335 
       
  1336 		/**
       
  1337 		 * Executes the specified function on the element by id or dom element node or array of elements/id.
       
  1338 		 *
       
  1339 		 * @method run
       
  1340 		 * @param {String/Element/Array} Element ID or DOM element object or array with ids or elements.
       
  1341 		 * @param {function} f Function to execute for each item.
       
  1342 		 * @param {Object} s Optional scope to execute the function in.
       
  1343 		 * @return {Object/Array} Single object, or an array of objects if multiple input elements were passed in.
       
  1344 		 */
       
  1345 		run: function(elm, func, scope) {
       
  1346 			var self = this, result;
       
  1347 
       
  1348 			if (typeof elm === 'string') {
       
  1349 				elm = self.get(elm);
       
  1350 			}
       
  1351 
       
  1352 			if (!elm) {
       
  1353 				return false;
       
  1354 			}
       
  1355 
       
  1356 			scope = scope || this;
       
  1357 			if (!elm.nodeType && (elm.length || elm.length === 0)) {
       
  1358 				result = [];
       
  1359 
       
  1360 				each(elm, function(elm, i) {
       
  1361 					if (elm) {
       
  1362 						if (typeof elm == 'string') {
       
  1363 							elm = self.get(elm);
       
  1364 						}
       
  1365 
       
  1366 						result.push(func.call(scope, elm, i));
       
  1367 					}
       
  1368 				});
       
  1369 
       
  1370 				return result;
       
  1371 			}
       
  1372 
       
  1373 			return func.call(scope, elm);
       
  1374 		},
       
  1375 
       
  1376 		/**
       
  1377 		 * Returns a NodeList with attributes for the element.
       
  1378 		 *
       
  1379 		 * @method getAttribs
       
  1380 		 * @param {HTMLElement/string} elm Element node or string id to get attributes from.
       
  1381 		 * @return {NodeList} NodeList with attributes.
       
  1382 		 */
       
  1383 		getAttribs: function(elm) {
       
  1384 			var attrs;
       
  1385 
       
  1386 			elm = this.get(elm);
       
  1387 
       
  1388 			if (!elm) {
       
  1389 				return [];
       
  1390 			}
       
  1391 
       
  1392 			if (isIE) {
       
  1393 				attrs = [];
       
  1394 
       
  1395 				// Object will throw exception in IE
       
  1396 				if (elm.nodeName == 'OBJECT') {
       
  1397 					return elm.attributes;
       
  1398 				}
       
  1399 
       
  1400 				// IE doesn't keep the selected attribute if you clone option elements
       
  1401 				if (elm.nodeName === 'OPTION' && this.getAttrib(elm, 'selected')) {
       
  1402 					attrs.push({specified: 1, nodeName: 'selected'});
       
  1403 				}
       
  1404 
       
  1405 				// It's crazy that this is faster in IE but it's because it returns all attributes all the time
       
  1406 				var attrRegExp = /<\/?[\w:\-]+ ?|=[\"][^\"]+\"|=\'[^\']+\'|=[\w\-]+|>/gi;
       
  1407 				elm.cloneNode(false).outerHTML.replace(attrRegExp, '').replace(/[\w:\-]+/gi, function(a) {
       
  1408 					attrs.push({specified: 1, nodeName: a});
       
  1409 				});
       
  1410 
       
  1411 				return attrs;
       
  1412 			}
       
  1413 
       
  1414 			return elm.attributes;
       
  1415 		},
       
  1416 
       
  1417 		/**
       
  1418 		 * Returns true/false if the specified node is to be considered empty or not.
       
  1419 		 *
       
  1420 		 * @example
       
  1421 		 * tinymce.DOM.isEmpty(node, {img: true});
       
  1422 		 * @method isEmpty
       
  1423 		 * @param {Object} elements Optional name/value object with elements that are automatically treated as non-empty elements.
       
  1424 		 * @return {Boolean} true/false if the node is empty or not.
       
  1425 		 */
       
  1426 		isEmpty: function(node, elements) {
       
  1427 			var self = this, i, attributes, type, walker, name, brCount = 0;
       
  1428 
       
  1429 			node = node.firstChild;
       
  1430 			if (node) {
       
  1431 				walker = new TreeWalker(node, node.parentNode);
       
  1432 				elements = elements || (self.schema ? self.schema.getNonEmptyElements() : null);
       
  1433 
       
  1434 				do {
       
  1435 					type = node.nodeType;
       
  1436 
       
  1437 					if (type === 1) {
       
  1438 						// Ignore bogus elements
       
  1439 						if (node.getAttribute('data-mce-bogus')) {
       
  1440 							continue;
       
  1441 						}
       
  1442 
       
  1443 						// Keep empty elements like <img />
       
  1444 						name = node.nodeName.toLowerCase();
       
  1445 						if (elements && elements[name]) {
       
  1446 							// Ignore single BR elements in blocks like <p><br /></p> or <p><span><br /></span></p>
       
  1447 							if (name === 'br') {
       
  1448 								brCount++;
       
  1449 								continue;
       
  1450 							}
       
  1451 
       
  1452 							return false;
       
  1453 						}
       
  1454 
       
  1455 						// Keep elements with data-bookmark attributes or name attribute like <a name="1"></a>
       
  1456 						attributes = self.getAttribs(node);
       
  1457 						i = attributes.length;
       
  1458 						while (i--) {
       
  1459 							name = attributes[i].nodeName;
       
  1460 							if (name === "name" || name === 'data-mce-bookmark') {
       
  1461 								return false;
       
  1462 							}
       
  1463 						}
       
  1464 					}
       
  1465 
       
  1466 					// Keep comment nodes
       
  1467 					if (type == 8) {
       
  1468 						return false;
       
  1469 					}
       
  1470 
       
  1471 					// Keep non whitespace text nodes
       
  1472 					if ((type === 3 && !whiteSpaceRegExp.test(node.nodeValue))) {
       
  1473 						return false;
       
  1474 					}
       
  1475 				} while ((node = walker.next()));
       
  1476 			}
       
  1477 
       
  1478 			return brCount <= 1;
       
  1479 		},
       
  1480 
       
  1481 		/**
       
  1482 		 * Creates a new DOM Range object. This will use the native DOM Range API if it's
       
  1483 		 * available. If it's not, it will fall back to the custom TinyMCE implementation.
       
  1484 		 *
       
  1485 		 * @method createRng
       
  1486 		 * @return {DOMRange} DOM Range object.
       
  1487 		 * @example
       
  1488 		 * var rng = tinymce.DOM.createRng();
       
  1489 		 * alert(rng.startContainer + "," + rng.startOffset);
       
  1490 		 */
       
  1491 		createRng: function() {
       
  1492 			var doc = this.doc;
       
  1493 
       
  1494 			return doc.createRange ? doc.createRange() : new Range(this);
       
  1495 		},
       
  1496 
       
  1497 		/**
       
  1498 		 * Returns the index of the specified node within its parent.
       
  1499 		 *
       
  1500 		 * @method nodeIndex
       
  1501 		 * @param {Node} node Node to look for.
       
  1502 		 * @param {boolean} normalized Optional true/false state if the index is what it would be after a normalization.
       
  1503 		 * @return {Number} Index of the specified node.
       
  1504 		 */
       
  1505 		nodeIndex: function(node, normalized) {
       
  1506 			var idx = 0, lastNodeType, nodeType;
       
  1507 
       
  1508 			if (node) {
       
  1509 				for (lastNodeType = node.nodeType, node = node.previousSibling; node; node = node.previousSibling) {
       
  1510 					nodeType = node.nodeType;
       
  1511 
       
  1512 					// Normalize text nodes
       
  1513 					if (normalized && nodeType == 3) {
       
  1514 						if (nodeType == lastNodeType || !node.nodeValue.length) {
       
  1515 							continue;
       
  1516 						}
       
  1517 					}
       
  1518 					idx++;
       
  1519 					lastNodeType = nodeType;
       
  1520 				}
       
  1521 			}
       
  1522 
       
  1523 			return idx;
       
  1524 		},
       
  1525 
       
  1526 		/**
       
  1527 		 * Splits an element into two new elements and places the specified split
       
  1528 		 * element or elements between the new ones. For example splitting the paragraph at the bold element in
       
  1529 		 * this example <p>abc<b>abc</b>123</p> would produce <p>abc</p><b>abc</b><p>123</p>.
       
  1530 		 *
       
  1531 		 * @method split
       
  1532 		 * @param {Element} parentElm Parent element to split.
       
  1533 		 * @param {Element} splitElm Element to split at.
       
  1534 		 * @param {Element} replacementElm Optional replacement element to replace the split element with.
       
  1535 		 * @return {Element} Returns the split element or the replacement element if that is specified.
       
  1536 		 */
       
  1537 		split: function(parentElm, splitElm, replacementElm) {
       
  1538 			var self = this, r = self.createRng(), bef, aft, pa;
       
  1539 
       
  1540 			// W3C valid browsers tend to leave empty nodes to the left/right side of the contents - this makes sense
       
  1541 			// but we don't want that in our code since it serves no purpose for the end user
       
  1542 			// For example splitting this html at the bold element:
       
  1543 			//   <p>text 1<span><b>CHOP</b></span>text 2</p>
       
  1544 			// would produce:
       
  1545 			//   <p>text 1<span></span></p><b>CHOP</b><p><span></span>text 2</p>
       
  1546 			// this function will then trim off empty edges and produce:
       
  1547 			//   <p>text 1</p><b>CHOP</b><p>text 2</p>
       
  1548 			function trimNode(node) {
       
  1549 				var i, children = node.childNodes, type = node.nodeType;
       
  1550 
       
  1551 				function surroundedBySpans(node) {
       
  1552 					var previousIsSpan = node.previousSibling && node.previousSibling.nodeName == 'SPAN';
       
  1553 					var nextIsSpan = node.nextSibling && node.nextSibling.nodeName == 'SPAN';
       
  1554 					return previousIsSpan && nextIsSpan;
       
  1555 				}
       
  1556 
       
  1557 				if (type == 1 && node.getAttribute('data-mce-type') == 'bookmark') {
       
  1558 					return;
       
  1559 				}
       
  1560 
       
  1561 				for (i = children.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
       
  1562 					trimNode(children[i]);
       
  1563 				}
       
  1564 
       
  1565 				if (type != 9) {
       
  1566 					// Keep non whitespace text nodes
       
  1567 					if (type == 3 && node.nodeValue.length > 0) {
       
  1568 						// If parent element isn't a block or there isn't any useful contents for example "<p>   </p>"
       
  1569 						// Also keep text nodes with only spaces if surrounded by spans.
       
  1570 						// eg. "<p><span>a</span> <span>b</span></p>" should keep space between a and b
       
  1571 						var trimmedLength = trim(node.nodeValue).length;
       
  1572 						if (!self.isBlock(node.parentNode) || trimmedLength > 0 || trimmedLength === 0 && surroundedBySpans(node)) {
       
  1573 							return;
       
  1574 						}
       
  1575 					} else if (type == 1) {
       
  1576 						// If the only child is a bookmark then move it up
       
  1577 						children = node.childNodes;
       
  1578 
       
  1579 						// TODO fix this complex if
       
  1580 						if (children.length == 1 && children[0] && children[0].nodeType == 1 &&
       
  1581 							children[0].getAttribute('data-mce-type') == 'bookmark') {
       
  1582 							node.parentNode.insertBefore(children[0], node);
       
  1583 						}
       
  1584 
       
  1585 						// Keep non empty elements or img, hr etc
       
  1586 						if (children.length || /^(br|hr|input|img)$/i.test(node.nodeName)) {
       
  1587 							return;
       
  1588 						}
       
  1589 					}
       
  1590 
       
  1591 					self.remove(node);
       
  1592 				}
       
  1593 
       
  1594 				return node;
       
  1595 			}
       
  1596 
       
  1597 			if (parentElm && splitElm) {
       
  1598 				// Get before chunk
       
  1599 				r.setStart(parentElm.parentNode, self.nodeIndex(parentElm));
       
  1600 				r.setEnd(splitElm.parentNode, self.nodeIndex(splitElm));
       
  1601 				bef = r.extractContents();
       
  1602 
       
  1603 				// Get after chunk
       
  1604 				r = self.createRng();
       
  1605 				r.setStart(splitElm.parentNode, self.nodeIndex(splitElm) + 1);
       
  1606 				r.setEnd(parentElm.parentNode, self.nodeIndex(parentElm) + 1);
       
  1607 				aft = r.extractContents();
       
  1608 
       
  1609 				// Insert before chunk
       
  1610 				pa = parentElm.parentNode;
       
  1611 				pa.insertBefore(trimNode(bef), parentElm);
       
  1612 
       
  1613 				// Insert middle chunk
       
  1614 				if (replacementElm) {
       
  1615 					pa.replaceChild(replacementElm, splitElm);
       
  1616 				} else {
       
  1617 					pa.insertBefore(splitElm, parentElm);
       
  1618 				}
       
  1619 
       
  1620 				// Insert after chunk
       
  1621 				pa.insertBefore(trimNode(aft), parentElm);
       
  1622 				self.remove(parentElm);
       
  1623 
       
  1624 				return replacementElm || splitElm;
       
  1625 			}
       
  1626 		},
       
  1627 
       
  1628 		/**
       
  1629 		 * Adds an event handler to the specified object.
       
  1630 		 *
       
  1631 		 * @method bind
       
  1632 		 * @param {Element/Document/Window/Array} target Target element to bind events to.
       
  1633 		 * handler to or an array of elements/ids/documents.
       
  1634 		 * @param {String} name Name of event handler to add, for example: click.
       
  1635 		 * @param {function} func Function to execute when the event occurs.
       
  1636 		 * @param {Object} scope Optional scope to execute the function in.
       
  1637 		 * @return {function} Function callback handler the same as the one passed in.
       
  1638 		 */
       
  1639 		bind: function(target, name, func, scope) {
       
  1640 			var self = this;
       
  1641 
       
  1642 			if (Tools.isArray(target)) {
       
  1643 				var i = target.length;
       
  1644 
       
  1645 				while (i--) {
       
  1646 					target[i] = self.bind(target[i], name, func, scope);
       
  1647 				}
       
  1648 
       
  1649 				return target;
       
  1650 			}
       
  1651 
       
  1652 			// Collect all window/document events bound by editor instance
       
  1653 			if (self.settings.collect && (target === self.doc || target === self.win)) {
       
  1654 				self.boundEvents.push([target, name, func, scope]);
       
  1655 			}
       
  1656 
       
  1657 			return self.events.bind(target, name, func, scope || self);
       
  1658 		},
       
  1659 
       
  1660 		/**
       
  1661 		 * Removes the specified event handler by name and function from an element or collection of elements.
       
  1662 		 *
       
  1663 		 * @method unbind
       
  1664 		 * @param {Element/Document/Window/Array} target Target element to unbind events on.
       
  1665 		 * @param {String} name Event handler name, for example: "click"
       
  1666 		 * @param {function} func Function to remove.
       
  1667 		 * @return {bool/Array} Bool state of true if the handler was removed, or an array of states if multiple input elements
       
  1668 		 * were passed in.
       
  1669 		 */
       
  1670 		unbind: function(target, name, func) {
       
  1671 			var self = this, i;
       
  1672 
       
  1673 			if (Tools.isArray(target)) {
       
  1674 				i = target.length;
       
  1675 
       
  1676 				while (i--) {
       
  1677 					target[i] = self.unbind(target[i], name, func);
       
  1678 				}
       
  1679 
       
  1680 				return target;
       
  1681 			}
       
  1682 
       
  1683 			// Remove any bound events matching the input
       
  1684 			if (self.boundEvents && (target === self.doc || target === self.win)) {
       
  1685 				i = self.boundEvents.length;
       
  1686 
       
  1687 				while (i--) {
       
  1688 					var item = self.boundEvents[i];
       
  1689 
       
  1690 					if (target == item[0] && (!name || name == item[1]) && (!func || func == item[2])) {
       
  1691 						this.events.unbind(item[0], item[1], item[2]);
       
  1692 					}
       
  1693 				}
       
  1694 			}
       
  1695 
       
  1696 			return this.events.unbind(target, name, func);
       
  1697 		},
       
  1698 
       
  1699 		/**
       
  1700 		 * Fires the specified event name with object on target.
       
  1701 		 *
       
  1702 		 * @method fire
       
  1703 		 * @param {Node/Document/Window} target Target element or object to fire event on.
       
  1704 		 * @param {String} name Name of the event to fire.
       
  1705 		 * @param {Object} evt Event object to send.
       
  1706 		 * @return {Event} Event object.
       
  1707 		 */
       
  1708 		fire: function(target, name, evt) {
       
  1709 			return this.events.fire(target, name, evt);
       
  1710 		},
       
  1711 
       
  1712 		// Returns the content editable state of a node
       
  1713 		getContentEditable: function(node) {
       
  1714 			var contentEditable;
       
  1715 
       
  1716 			// Check type
       
  1717 			if (!node || node.nodeType != 1) {
       
  1718 				return null;
       
  1719 			}
       
  1720 
       
  1721 			// Check for fake content editable
       
  1722 			contentEditable = node.getAttribute("data-mce-contenteditable");
       
  1723 			if (contentEditable && contentEditable !== "inherit") {
       
  1724 				return contentEditable;
       
  1725 			}
       
  1726 
       
  1727 			// Check for real content editable
       
  1728 			return node.contentEditable !== "inherit" ? node.contentEditable : null;
       
  1729 		},
       
  1730 
       
  1731 		getContentEditableParent: function(node) {
       
  1732 			var root = this.getRoot(), state = null;
       
  1733 
       
  1734 			for (; node && node !== root; node = node.parentNode) {
       
  1735 				state = this.getContentEditable(node);
       
  1736 
       
  1737 				if (state !== null) {
       
  1738 					break;
       
  1739 				}
       
  1740 			}
       
  1741 
       
  1742 			return state;
       
  1743 		},
       
  1744 
       
  1745 		/**
       
  1746 		 * Destroys all internal references to the DOM to solve IE leak issues.
       
  1747 		 *
       
  1748 		 * @method destroy
       
  1749 		 */
       
  1750 		destroy: function() {
       
  1751 			var self = this;
       
  1752 
       
  1753 			// Unbind all events bound to window/document by editor instance
       
  1754 			if (self.boundEvents) {
       
  1755 				var i = self.boundEvents.length;
       
  1756 
       
  1757 				while (i--) {
       
  1758 					var item = self.boundEvents[i];
       
  1759 					this.events.unbind(item[0], item[1], item[2]);
       
  1760 				}
       
  1761 
       
  1762 				self.boundEvents = null;
       
  1763 			}
       
  1764 
       
  1765 			// Restore sizzle document to window.document
       
  1766 			// Since the current document might be removed producing "Permission denied" on IE see #6325
       
  1767 			if (Sizzle.setDocument) {
       
  1768 				Sizzle.setDocument();
       
  1769 			}
       
  1770 
       
  1771 			self.win = self.doc = self.root = self.events = self.frag = null;
       
  1772 		},
       
  1773 
       
  1774 		isChildOf: function(node, parent) {
       
  1775 			while (node) {
       
  1776 				if (parent === node) {
       
  1777 					return true;
       
  1778 				}
       
  1779 
       
  1780 				node = node.parentNode;
       
  1781 			}
       
  1782 
       
  1783 			return false;
       
  1784 		},
       
  1785 
       
  1786 		// #ifdef debug
       
  1787 
       
  1788 		dumpRng: function(r) {
       
  1789 			return (
       
  1790 				'startContainer: ' + r.startContainer.nodeName +
       
  1791 				', startOffset: ' + r.startOffset +
       
  1792 				', endContainer: ' + r.endContainer.nodeName +
       
  1793 				', endOffset: ' + r.endOffset
       
  1794 			);
       
  1795 		},
       
  1796 
       
  1797 		// #endif
       
  1798 
       
  1799 		_findSib: function(node, selector, name) {
       
  1800 			var self = this, func = selector;
       
  1801 
       
  1802 			if (node) {
       
  1803 				// If expression make a function of it using is
       
  1804 				if (typeof func == 'string') {
       
  1805 					func = function(node) {
       
  1806 						return self.is(node, selector);
       
  1807 					};
       
  1808 				}
       
  1809 
       
  1810 				// Loop all siblings
       
  1811 				for (node = node[name]; node; node = node[name]) {
       
  1812 					if (func(node)) {
       
  1813 						return node;
       
  1814 					}
       
  1815 				}
       
  1816 			}
       
  1817 
       
  1818 			return null;
       
  1819 		}
       
  1820 	};
       
  1821 
       
  1822 	/**
       
  1823 	 * Instance of DOMUtils for the current document.
       
  1824 	 *
       
  1825 	 * @static
       
  1826 	 * @property DOM
       
  1827 	 * @type tinymce.dom.DOMUtils
       
  1828 	 * @example
       
  1829 	 * // Example of how to add a class to some element by id
       
  1830 	 * tinymce.DOM.addClass('someid', 'someclass');
       
  1831 	 */
       
  1832 	DOMUtils.DOM = new DOMUtils(document);
       
  1833 
       
  1834 	return DOMUtils;
       
  1835 });