open document with id of name in javascript

Assuming that you want to open a new window with the content of a specific element in your document based on its id, you can use the getElementById() method to get the element and then use the open() method to create a new window with the content of the element using its outerHTML property.

Here is an example code snippet that demonstrates this:

index.tsx
const elementId = 'myElement';
const element = document.getElementById(elementId);
if (element) {
  const newWindow = window.open('', '_blank');
  newWindow.document.write(element.outerHTML);
}
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In this example, we first define the id of the element we want to open as the elementId variable. We then use the getElementById() method to get the element and assign it to the element variable.

Next, we check if the element variable is truthy (i.e., the element exists in the document) and if it is, we use the open() method to create a new window (newWindow) with an empty URL and the _blank target (which opens the new window in a new tab). Finally, we write the outerHTML of the element to the newWindow document using the write() method.

Note that this code snippet assumes that you are running this code in a browser environment, where the window and document objects are available.