[Javascript] innerHTML

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I will keep my opinions of Microsoft to myself in an attempt to avoid
starting a war, but that statement isn't just misleading, it's flat-out=

wrong. There's an article on MSDN (one of many, I'm sure) about
data-binding that uses innerHTML. The date on the article
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=3D/library/en-us/dnd=
ude/html/dude1103.asp)?

 November 1997, well before IE5 became available.

Maybe your article meant that the property is accessible other times in=

previous versions, but only available at runtime in IE5. Who knows?




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Sorry Esther, I should never read what Microsoft says (buncha rotten...=
.).
MSDN is not always very clear...


     This property is accessible at run time, as of Microsoft=AE Intern=
et
     Explorer 5. Removing elements at run time, before the closing tag =
is
     parsed, could prevent other areas of the document from rendering.


The statement is a bit misleading.


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Falcon Knives


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From: Esther_Strom@xxxxxxxx
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Subject: Re: [Javascript] innerHTML
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 09:18:09 -0500


Actually innerHTML has been around since IE4, not 5.




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innerHTML is a property first accessable within IE5, so if you need
backwards compatability it might not be the route to go. I'm not sure h=
ow
well it's supported by NN. NN6 might handle it, I've heard it can be
extremely buggy in NN4.x. A nice source of information can be found on =
the
Microsoft site. There is also a stellar example explanation on fellow
lister Peter-Paul Koch's site.


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----Original Message Follows----
From: hormuz maloo
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To: "'javascript@xxxxxxxxxx'"
Subject: [Javascript] innerHTML
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 10:11:28 +0530


Can somebody please elaborate a little on "innerHTML". I have heard it
mentioned at various places. What does it do exactly? Is it part of
JavaScript, CSS, or what? Will appreciate a short summary or some good
links
on the topic.
Thanks in advance,
Hormuz

Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 08:44:36 -0700
Subject: Re: [Javascript] getting text from another page
From: Ben Curtis
To:
Reply-To: javascript@xxxxxxxxxx


> I need to grab some text from one HTML page and put it on another.
>
> The text conveniently sits inbetween some tags called
>
> How do I go about getting this text on another html page?


>I would suggest going server-side with this; PH! P, Perl, ASP, or
ColdFusion

>would do nicely. If, for s ome reason, you *need* to do this clientsid=
e,
then
>you will need to make sure the two pages are in the same domain. With =
IE
or
>N6 you can then get the innerHTML of the page, and use a regular
expression
>to find the relevant string. Could be a lot of work or piece of cake. =
Good


>luck.

>--
>+Ben Curtis

>"One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown
>is the belief that one's work is terribly important."
>- Bertrand Russell (1872-1970)

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