Hi wats wrng with this code??? it works fine on IE6 but not on FireFox
1.5???
var anOption = document.create Element("OPTION ");
document.getEle mentById("categ ory").options.a dd(anOption);
anOption.innerT ext = "NewElement ";
anOption.Value = "99";
4  62200  mi******@gmail. com wrote: Hi wats wrng with this code??? it works fine on IE6 but not on FireFox
1.5???
var anOption = document.create Element("OPTION ");
document.getEle mentById("categ ory").options.a dd(anOption);
The W3C DOM Level 2 HTML defines an add method for the select element object
<http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-HTML/html.html#ID-94282980>
but not for the options collection. However using that method is
difficult as IE implements the method with the same name with different
parameters.
If you simply want to add an option then using the DOM Level 0
var select = document.forms. formName.elemen ts.selectName;
select.options[select.options. length] = new Option('text', 'value');
is much better in terms of browser compatibility.
anOption.innerT ext = "NewElement ";
Firefox does not support the innerText property at all. For option
element objects you can set
anOption.text
anOption.Value = "99";
JavaScript is case sensitive, the property is named value and not Value.
--
Martin Honnen http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
---------------------
var select = document.forms. formName.elemen ts.selectName;
select.options[select.options. length] = new Option('text', 'value');
---------------------
wow, it worked..
after posting i realised the Cap-Letter 'V' => value.. neways my last
question.. how do i deal with this????
anOption.select ed = true;
thnx a lot!!!
Martin Honnen wrote: mi******@gmail. com wrote:
Hi wats wrng with this code??? it works fine on IE6 but not on FireFox
1.5???
var anOption = document.create Element("OPTION ");
document.getEle mentById("categ ory").options.a dd(anOption);
The W3C DOM Level 2 HTML defines an add method for the select element object
<http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-HTML/html.html#ID-94282980>
but not for the options collection. However using that method is
difficult as IE implements the method with the same name with different
parameters.
If you simply want to add an option then using the DOM Level 0
var select = document.forms. formName.elemen ts.selectName;
select.options[select.options. length] = new Option('text', 'value');
is much better in terms of browser compatibility.
anOption.innerT ext = "NewElement ";
Firefox does not support the innerText property at all. For option
element objects you can set
anOption.text
anOption.Value = "99";
JavaScript is case sensitive, the property is named value and not Value.
--
Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
new Option('text', 'value', 'TRUE');
solved it!!!!!
thnx mi******@gmail. com wrote: ---------------------
var select = document.forms. formName.elemen ts.selectName;
select.options[select.options. length] = new Option('text', 'value');
---------------------
wow, it worked..
after posting i realised the Cap-Letter 'V' => value.. neways my last
question.. how do i deal with this????
anOption.select ed = true;
thnx a lot!!!
Martin Honnen wrote: mi******@gmail. com wrote:
Hi wats wrng with this code??? it works fine on IE6 but not on FireFox
1.5???
var anOption = document.create Element("OPTION ");
document.getEle mentById("categ ory").options.a dd(anOption);
The W3C DOM Level 2 HTML defines an add method for the select element object
<http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-HTML/html.html#ID-94282980>
but not for the options collection. However using that method is
difficult as IE implements the method with the same name with different
parameters.
If you simply want to add an option then using the DOM Level 0
var select = document.forms. formName.elemen ts.selectName;
select.options[select.options. length] = new Option('text', 'value');
is much better in terms of browser compatibility.
anOption.innerT ext = "NewElement ";
Firefox does not support the innerText property at all. For option
element objects you can set
anOption.text
anOption.Value = "99";
JavaScript is case sensitive, the property is named value and not Value.
--
Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ mi******@gmail. com wrote: new Option('text', 'value', 'TRUE');
solved it!!!!!
Pass in a boolean there e.g.
new Option('text', 'value', true, true)
where the third argument is for the default selected and the fourth for
the selected value (both which are boolean values).
--
Martin Honnen http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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