say I have
<div jwcid="@Any" id="remoteContet">
<div id="messageBox">some message</div>
</div>
and I reload my page to reload this component . my page should now
have the following markup ( which of course i can't really see ) :
<div id="remoteContet">
<div id="messageBox">some message</div>
</div>
then I have a piece of js logic that :
div msgbox = document.getElementById("messageBox");
msgbox.innerHTML = "my new message";
So
Run 1 :
- ajax direct link downloads the remoteContent div
- javascript logic changes the message in the div prints out alerts
prooving that the div was found and message was changed
- i can see that the message has changed
Run 2 :
- i reload the remoteContent div
- javascript logic changes the message in the div prints out alerts
prooving that the div was found and message was changed
- the message does not change on the page anymore .
This leads me to believe that the first content isn't removed , and
the javaScript accesses the div from the first content , changes that
, then since i'm looking at a totally different div on the second load
, i can't see the change anymore .
Is there a way to make sure that when updateCompoents updates a div ,
whatever was in the old div goes away completly ?
Thanks ,
Cosmin
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