No.. That isn't what I'm asking...
I have code (posted earlier) that performed an ajax call and displayed
something. It worked for Firefox, but not for IE.
I tried a few solutions and it was suggested that IE doesn't like
assigning innerHTML after the page loads.
I changed ....
document.getElementById("character").innerHTML=xmlHttp.responseText;
to..
document.getElementById("character").value=xmlHttp.responseText;
and I don't get an error now, but in both firefox and IE, it doesn't
show the information being passed back.
My question is... If I shouldn't use innerHTML to display it, what
SHOULD I use?
Dawson, Michael wrote:
> alert();
>
> Or get FireBug.
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