Hi.
I tend to use something like this when i need to wait for an element
to exist in the DOM before i can manipulate it:
function waitForDOM(){
if(document.getElementById('myDiv')){
// do something with the div
} else {
setTimeout(waitForDOM, 250);
}
}
// start it going
waitForDOM();
Martin.
On Jun 23, 12:00 pm, RoyHB <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Pil.
>
> The page I posted is just to demonstrate the issue. In the actual
> application there are several places where large and complex bits of html
> are used within objects. For the production world I build the html into
> files that I include via php pre-processing. I've just found it easier to
> maintain these files as text rather than as strings. When I load them I do
> so via statements like:
>
> var myHTML = '<?php $myHtmlFile = fopen("Logo_HTML.txt","r");$logoHTML =
> fread($myHtmlFile , filesize("Logo_HTML.txt"));echo $logoHTML?>';
>
> I'll try to add something to the demo that will allow me to trigger the
> attempt to access LatLonTxt after the page has finished loading and see it
> that works.
>
> Cheers;
> Roy
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