I mean, take the following HTML codes as example, ignore the whitespaces. <p> paragraph-text <span>
开发者_Python百科I\'m currently using innerHTML to retrieve the contents of an HTML element and I\'ve discovered that in some browsers it doesn\'t return exactly what is in the source.
On a site I am working on I load up a series of images which can be animated using some controls I implemented w/javascript.Everything works just fine in all browsers but IE6 which locks up and never
I\'m having some issues with a DOM element reference and I think I\'ve tracked it down to having something to do with updating innerHTML.
I am using the following JavaScript to add a number of inputs based on a number in a drop down menu. It works fine in firefox and chrome, but in IE7 the inputs all float left on a new line.
In my JSP i am using a custom tag <showDateFormat/> like: Date From:<showDateFormat/> and in my common.js file i am having
I am having a strange problem with ie7 (ie8 in compatibility mode). I have div containers where I am updating values using javascript innhtml to update the values. This works fine in Firefox and ie8.
Does anyone have a good reason to use one over the other? As far as I can t开发者_开发问答ell, create/append node simply prevents you from creating invalid code, while innerHTML allows you to inject m
I can\'t find a work around for the innerHTML bug in IE7. I need to look at the contents of dynamicly generated HTML and change it if the text is \"-1\". I\'m using the prototype js gallery but couldn
I want to replace a link with its innerHTML, how is it done? Example: Bla bla bla <a href=\"#nogo\">No link here</a> bla bla bla
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