gmiller
msg:1584795 | 1:24 am on Jun 30, 2001 (gmt 0) |
innerHTML is a proprietary IE extension. Have you tried using the standard DOM1 equivalents? They should be faster, anyway.
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David
msg:1584796 | 1:59 am on Jun 30, 2001 (gmt 0) |
innerHtml is now used by Netscape 6.(It looks like many of the once proprietary IE extension have been adopted). I am using the standard DOM1 equivalents for the older Netscape browsers but I can't replace content of a div tag in opera. I am new to this level of scripting and am still learning
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gmiller
msg:1584797 | 11:19 pm on Jun 30, 2001 (gmt 0) |
NN4 supports basically nothing from standard DOM1. While innerHTML has been adopted by NS6, it's still not a part of the standard and isn't (afaik) supported anywhere else. The ...Child() functions and their relatives are part of the standard, so there's a good chance Opera supports them (I don't remember off the top of my head) and they tend to provide better performance than innerHTML. Have you tried them on Opera yet?
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