how to append div dynamically

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I am able to append div tag dynamically, like

function (json) {
for (var i = 0; i < json.length ; i++) {
//alert(json[i].name);
var divTag = document.createElement('div');
divTag.setAttribute('id', json[i].name);
$('

').appendTo("#splitter");
}
}

Now,I want to use the "div" which is created inside the for loop like $("#divTagName").kendoGrid({ }); how can i write in place of "divTagName"

Posted 14-Nov-12 1:18am

charan1431

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n.podbielski · Answer 1 · 2012-11-14T04:16:00

You can not.

document.createElement('div');

creates element in memory to use it in jQuery you must append it to HTML:

JavaScript

$('body').append(div);

Unless you want to that in

$('
').appendTo("#splitter");

then you can just do:

$(div).appendTo("#splitter");

Then just select it by its id.