On Feb 3, 7:25 am, "Michael Geary" <m...@mg.to> wrote:
> That didn't work because .html is a method, not a property you can set.
Not exactly - the issue is that the OP is assigning a value to the
jQuery.html property instead of calling the function referenced by it
and passing the value as an argument.
This is one of the gottchas of overloading of methods - instead of
getHTML() and setHTML('...') methods which clearly indicate how they
shoudl be used, the one method is used for both and the programmer has
to work out what was intended from the context, not the method name.
--
Rob
