document.write sintax ?

[Oscar Monteiro]

Recently writing some code i cross over a problem using document.write:

The code
<input name="e2" size="20" type="text">
<select name="e1">
<option>....... ............... ............... ....
<option>Optio n1
</select>
<input src="picture.gi f" onclick="I()" align="right" type="image" width="60"
height="49"></p>

<script type="text/javascript">
function I()
{
if(e2.value=="" )
document.write( "Please input some words")
else if (e1.selectedInd ex==0)
document.write( "please choose some option")
}

The problem:

Is there a way to write this inside a div without using the innerHTML
command , or to fix the structure above, the current one dissapears using
document write , Thank you for all the atencion given to the subject.

[kaeli]

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The problem:

Is there a way to write this inside a div without using the innerHTML
command , or to fix the structure above, the current one dissapears using
document write , Thank you for all the atencion given to the subject.

The DOM way is to use createElement and appendChild instead of
document.write.
Try those.

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[Oscar Monteiro]

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enlightened us with...

The problem:

Is there a way to write this inside a div without using the innerHTML
command , or to fix the structure above, the current one dissapears using
document write , Thank you for all the atencion given to the subject.

The DOM way is to use createElement and appendChild instead of
document.write.
Try those.

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~kaeli~
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http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart
http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace

Well I came up witH:

<script type="text/javascript">
e2=document.cre ateElement("<in put name='e2' size='20' type='text'
align='center'> ")
e1=document.cre ateElement('<se lect name="e1"
align="center"> <option>....... ..<option>optio n1</select>')
search=document .createElement( '<input src="picture.gi f" onclick="I()"
align="right" type="image" width="60" height="49">')

function I()
{
if(e2.value=="" )
e2.appendChild( "please insert text");
else if (e1.selectedInd ex==0)
e2.appendChild( "please insert an option")

somehow createElement do not create the input.

}
</script>