[kadamat]

How do I make '<p>' str to be evaluated as html tag ?

[Peter Pitt]

document.createElement('p')

[kadamat]

i do:
Var txt = document.createTextNode(str);
Comments.appendChild(txt);

[Peter Pitt]

that's a textnode, I meant document.createElement()

[kadamat]

Should I create all markup as elements ?
My 'str' lookadamat like '<p> aaa <b>mmm</b>'

[Peter Pitt]

then instead, use .innerHTML
Comments.innerHTML=str;

[kadamat]

that's not working for me in IE

[Peter Pitt]

It should

Depending on what 'comments' may be

[kadamat]

It's <div>

[Roombor]

You should indeed create all markup as elements. The DOM is the way forward. :)

[kadamat]

Roombor, will it work if add it later to var txt = document.createTextNode(str); ?
I mean is it valid to add object as input for TextNode ?

[Roombor]

kadamat, I'm not sure what you mean.
A text node is just something which contains a bunch of text. So the argument for createTextNode is always a string.
If you want to create all sorts of complicated formatting for your string I will grudgingly admit that innerHTML might be better. For example document.addTextNode('This text is <strong>bold</strong>') shouldn't work.

[kadamat]

Thankadamat for help