I tried to load some scripts into a page using innerHTML with a div. It appears that the script loads into the dom, but it is never executed (at least in ff and chrome). Is there a way to have scripts execute when inserting them with innerHTML? sample code <!DOCTYPE html> <html><head> <title>test</title> </head> <body onload="document....
I have a repeater containing the following HTML snippet: <div id='parent'> <div id='child1'/> <div id='child2'> <script type="text/javascript" src="script.js"></script> </div> </div> I would like to select the div tagged "parent" using a function inside script.js and set the inner HTML of the div with id "child1"....
When you get the innerHTML of a DOM node in IE, if there are no spaces in an attribute value, IE will remove the quotes around it, as demonstrated below: <html> <head> <title></title> </head> <body> <div id="div1"><div id="div2"></div></div> <script type="text/javascript"> alert(document....
Hi I have HTML something like this <div id="foo"> <select> <option> one </option> </select> </div> when I use document.getElementById('foo').innerHTML = document.getElementById('foo').innerHTML.replace("<option> one </option>", "<option> two </option>") ; The innerHTML get replaced but it does not get reflected in the browser. ...
I have a web page that displays comments, and users can click a 'Flag' link to report an inappropriate comment. When they click the Flag link, I use AJAX and innerHTML to display a dropdown box underneath the comment with a reason code, e.g. Spam, Offensive, Unrelated to topic, etc., as well as a Cancel button. If the user clicks Submi...
Hi, How could I achieve the following using jQuery, i.e: document.all.regTitle.innerHTML = 'Hello World'; where regTitle is my div id. Thanks. ...
I've been building an application with php/mysql and javascript with Prototype/Scriptaculous. A page has a search contacts field, with a default set of data in an HTML table. A user types in some characters, and the table get updated. What's actually happening is the table is getting replaced with a new table and new data. I've got a ...
On this page, I have a form to enter information about students on a given roster. Each student is listed in a table with a drop down box and a comments field. There is an "add another" button for each student, so that if the user wants to enter a second note about a student, they can. Clicking the button launches this javascript functi...
I know you can get the innerHTML doing something like this, with jQuery, $('iframe').load(function(){ alert($(this).contents().find('body').html()); }); This gets the innerHTML of the body tag. But I want it all. I want the HTML tag and the doctype. The whole source code basically. And I want to be able to edit it as a whole as well...
im working with a cms made a few years ago in asp/vbscript (old asp) and until we release out dot net cms (should be soon) we are stuck with this one but at the moment im trying to make it a bit more w3c compliant ... currently our cms is IE only ... in the page editor you can switch back and forth from Preview state and html mode and ...
I'm really suprised I haven't run into this problem before, but it seems that calling jQueries .html() function on an element ignores changes in the DOM, i.e it returns the HTML in the original source. IE doesn't do this. jQueries .html() just uses the innerHTML property internally. Is this meant to happen? I'm on Firefox 3.5.2. I have...
I'm using jQuery to listen to DOMSubtreeModified event, and then execute a function. What I need is a way to only run a function once per event burst. So in this case, the event will only run after 1 second, and again after 3 seconds. What is the best way to do this? jQuery $(function(){ setTimeout(function(){ $('#container')[0].i...
My app (under development) uses Safari 4.0.3 and JavaScript to present its front end to the user. The backend is PHP and SQLite. This is under OS X 10.5.8. The app will from time to time receive chunks of HTML to present to the user. Each chunk is the body of an email received, and as such one has no control over the quality of the HTML...
I was wondering if there is an alternative to the jquery .html(variable) function? It seems to be quite slow and also freezes while inserting the html into the DOM. I tried using innerHtml, and that works great, extremely fast as well. But for some reason, when I have any jquery or MS ajax in the code that is inserted, those scripts ONL...
Is there any particular reason that it isn't in any of the the specs? It seems to be supported in all browsers, (although I'll admit it doesn't work right in all of them...since you have to use libraries like innerXHTML to get it to work right thanks to Internet Explorer. Is innerHTML in danger of disappearing from forthcoming versions...
Ok, so the base problem is in setting the innerHTML of a div element, any html markup that is in my string is being stripped (and not displayed) in all major browsers except for Firefox. Now for the catch, this doesn't happen when the page is first loaded, it only happens on a partial postback (unless its Firefox, then it always works)....
I'm trying to create a post button that inserts the latest posts into a div, without clearing everything that is inside. My current code inserts the new divider, but clears everything inside it, so i end up with just the last post. Does anyone know how to fix it? Thanks The code is: var xmlHttp function submitNews() { xmlHttp=GetX...
how can i create a custom control that accepts a inner html, like the usual .net datagrid or ajax tabbed control... something like this: <KITT:tabs id="s" runat="server" > <w:tab sectionid="benefits"> here goes my html or any content, i want to render as is </w:tab> </KITT:tabs> I know how to create that with no inner html, a Tab ob...
Hi, 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 has to become Bla bla bla No link here bla bla bla Tried to replace the node with its innerHTML but I can't get the text in the node itself.. I guess I have to work with regular expressions but I can...
Does anyone have a good reason to use one over the other? As far as I can tell, create/append node simply prevents you from creating invalid code, while innerHTML allows you to inject multiple nodes at once. Given that I need to insert several tags, it seems to make sense to use innerHTML. Does anyone have a different take? ...