document.write

[jsuser]

Hi,
I want to use document.write() in stead of innerhtml. But everything is getting cleared, while writing new content.
I am losing registered callbacks on that object like onclick etc.
But I want to preserve the previous things.
Is this possible?

[dmjpro]

Hi,
I want to use document.write() in stead of innerhtml. But everything is getting cleared, while writing new content.
I am losing registered callbacks on that object like onclick etc.
But I want to preserve the previous things.
Is this possible?

try...........

document.write(document.body.innerHTML+"your content goes here");
 

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[jsuser]

Nope :(
It does not work.
I want to clear previous content, but not the registered onclick functions.
This preserved my prev content, but still I lost onclick.

[dmjpro]

Nope :(
It does not work.
I want to clear previous content, but not the registered onclick functions.
This preserved my prev content, but still I lost onclick.

On which Control you lost Registered "OnClick"?
Post the related code here.
And tell the problem elaborately.

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[jsuser]

I have code something like this -

document.onclick = func;
document.ondblclick = func;
document.onkeyup = func;
etc.

Now when I write

document.body.innerHTML = html;

When I click on the component, the 'func' gets called.

But when my code is

document.open();
document.write(html);
document.close();

The 'func' is never called.

[dmjpro]

I have code something like this -

document.onclick = func;
document.ondblclick = func;
document.onkeyup = func;
etc.

Now when I write

document.body.innerHTML = html;

When I click on the component, the 'func' gets called.

But when my code is

document.open();
document.write(html);
document.close();

The 'func' is never called.

Use code tags....

You better to have it....

window.onclick = func;
window.ondblclick = func;
window.onkeyup = func;
 

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[jsuser]

This is just extract of the code what I have.
Actually I can not change that to window.onclick.I am not allowed to touch that code.
Whatever I have to handle is while writing the content. :(
Previously I was using innerhtml only, but for some issues I need to change it to document.write

[dmjpro]

This is just extract of the code what I have.
Actually I can not change that to window.onclick.I am not allowed to touch that code.
Whatever I have to handle is while writing the content. :(
Previously I was using innerhtml only, but for some issues I need to change it to document.write

Well let me know ... what do you want to update?
You want to clear the previous Screen but still want to have event registration.
Right?

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[jsuser]

Yes.
exactly :)
I just want to replace the content without disturbing anything else.

[dmjpro]

Yes.
exactly :)
I just want to replace the content without disturbing anything else.

have a try this ..............

var child_s = document.body.childNodes;;
var i=0;
for(;i<child_s.length;){
 document.body.removeChild(child_s[i]);
 child_s = document.body.childNodes;
 i=0;
}
document.body.innerHTML = "your_html_content";
 

Good Luck !

Debasis Jana

[jsuser]

I can not use innerhtml, bcoz innerhtml gives me problems when I have corrupted html. To overcome corrupted html content, I want to use document.write.
Otherwise in case of innerhtml, all my registrations are preserved.

I am losing the registraions when I do document.write

[dmjpro]

I can not use innerhtml, bcoz innerhtml gives me problems when I have corrupted html. To overcome corrupted html content, I want to use document.write.
Otherwise in case of innerhtml, all my registrations are preserved.

I am losing the registraions when I do document.write

Again you can not do registration, after use "document.write".

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[acoder]

I can not use innerhtml, bcoz innerhtml gives me problems when I have corrupted html. To overcome corrupted html content, I want to use document.write.
Otherwise in case of innerhtml, all my registrations are preserved.

I am losing the registraions when I do document.write

You cannot use document.write after the page has loaded. If innerHTML is giving you problems because of corrupted HTML, that's a good thing. Fix the corrupted HTML first.