On 3/9/06, Thomas Fuchs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If "record_id" refers to any sort of TABLE, TR, TD and so on element,
> this won't work in IE. You need to use table-specific DOM
> manipulation commands
> in that case.
I believe you /can/ use innerHTML on a TD/TH in IE. Another
problematic el
Thomas,
You got it right. It refers to a . Looks like I have some rewriting
to do!
Thomas Fuchs wrote:
Guess:
If "record_id" refers to any sort of TABLE, TR, TD and so on element,
this won't work in IE. You need to use table-specific DOM manipulation
commands
in that case.
-Thomas
Am 09
Guess:
If "record_id" refers to any sort of TABLE, TR, TD and so on element,
this won't work in IE. You need to use table-specific DOM
manipulation commands
in that case.
-Thomas
Am 09.03.2006 um 05:17 schrieb Ignacio Sandejas:
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me why this line of code works in FF
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me why this line of code works in FF but not IE??
function stuff(id){
record_id=$(id);
record_id.innerHTML = "foo";
}
I get a 'Runtime Error'.
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