I have a html file withcontent <html> <body> <script language=\"JavaScript\"> function fun1()
Alright... I\'ve been searching for an hour now... How does one get the innerHTML of a script tag? Here is what I\'ve been working on...
What I have is this object.innerHTML which is this: <TABLE > <TBODY> <TR> <TD > <IMG id=ctl00_Def_ctl00_ucXXXControl_gvGridName_ctl00_ctl05_imgXYZError src=\"etc/exclamat
I\'m building a simple shoutbox. Here\'s the html : <div id=\"shoutbox\"> <form method=\"post\" id=\"form\" class=\"shoutbox-form\">
I have some js code that brings in random images and text (captions).The captions are centered under the images and would like them left aligned -- can anyone tell me how I might edit the
When call to this ajax function is repeated a second time, response is appended (not replaced), to info id.
I need to get the text from the selected checkboxes in a form. Ifhe form is: <form action=\"save\" method=\"post\" name=\"reunform\" id=\"reunform\" >
Can I completely rely upon jQuery\'s html() method behaving identical to innerHTML? Is there any difference between innerHTML and jQuery\'s html() method? If these methods both do the same, can I use
I\'m trying to change the innerHTML of aelement based on the value of the previouselement. I have the javascript correctly grabbing the current value and everything works correctly in Firefox, Safari
I have the following function: <script type=\"text/javascript\"> function changeText(elem){ var oldHTML = document.getElementById(elem).innerHTML;
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