I'm amazed and still very confused, but success! http://www.garyrowe.co.uk/ic/maps/map5.html
Thanks so much Andrew. I'm now going to search for an Excel to XML script to achieve similar results to this: http://www.garyrowe.co.uk/ic/maps/map.xml On Jan 20, 2:38 pm, Andrew Leach <[email protected]> wrote: > On Jan 20, 2:32 pm, Gary <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I'm confused as to where I need to put that piece of code. > > > I'm assuming: document.getElementById("labelContainer.innerHTML = > > html").innerHTML = html; > > ... is incorrect if I tried that. > > Yes, that's incorrect. That line attempts to find an element with an > id of "labelContainer.innerHTML = html", and you don't have any > elements which you have called that. > > Replace that line with > labelContainer.innerHTML = html > which sets the innerHTML of the object which JavaScript knows as > "labelContainer". When you created the div in the control, you used > labelContainer = document.createElement("div") > which created a div and assigned it to Javscript's labelContainer > variable. It didn't give it an HTML id attribute. > > Andrew
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