innerHTML support

[rob]

I know IE first supported it, and Mozilla supports it, what about Opera
and Safari? IE 5 on the mac does, right?

many thanks

[Martin Honnen]

rob wrote:

I know IE first supported it, and Mozilla supports it, what about Opera
and Safari? IE 5 on the mac does, right?

As far as I know innerHTML is supported by IE4 and later on all
platforms, and by Netscape 6/7, by Mozilla, and by Opera 7. It is not
supported by Netscape 4 or by earlier Opera versions.
I don't know about Safari
--

Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[Stephen Brown]

One warning about innerHTML, it is supported different on browsers. IE will
give you the current HTML of the element, most other browsers will give you
the source HTML of the element. If you add elements and such to the
element, you will only see the HTML in IE's version of innerHTML.

-Steve
"rob" <ro*@pleaseremovespamcherny.com> wrote in message
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I know IE first supported it, and Mozilla supports it, what about Opera
and Safari? IE 5 on the mac does, right?

many thanks

[Lasse Reichstein Nielsen]

"Stephen Brown" <no****@telusplanet.net> writes:

(please don't top post, or at least trim your quotes)

One warning about innerHTML, it is supported different on browsers. IE will
give you the current HTML of the element, most other browsers will give you
the source HTML of the element. If you add elements and such to the
element, you will only see the HTML in IE's version of innerHTML.

Both Opera 7 and Mozilla gives the current document structure.
If I add a child node with appendChild, then innerHTML reflects this.

I don't have access to any other browser that supports innerHTML.

/L
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[Jim Ley]

On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 15:43:57 +0100, Martin Honnen <ma*******@yahoo.de>
wrote:

rob wrote:

I know IE first supported it, and Mozilla supports it, what about Opera
and Safari? IE 5 on the mac does, right?

As far as I know innerHTML is supported by IE4 and later on all
platforms, and by Netscape 6/7, by Mozilla, and by Opera 7. It is not
supported by Netscape 4 or by earlier Opera versions.
I don't know about Safari

AIUI Konqi and Safari both support it, as do various other even less
common browsers.

Jim.
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