On Apr 20, 10:41 am, Alex Wallace <[email protected]> wrote:
> The non-HTML element can be tricked into appearing to be an actual HTML
> element if you use:
>
> document.create("fakeElementTagName"); somewhere on the page. Once that's
> done, IE will treat <fakeElementTagName>foo-bar</fakeElementTagName> as an
> actual DOM element, and you should be able to remove it using regular DOM
> helpers. (e.g. parentNode.removeChild, or Prototype's .remove();)
Thanks Alex, so you're saying that with this toward the beginning of
the <form ...>:
<AsyncException>Error occured during AsyncInvocation.</
AsyncException>
which appears in the IE DOM as
ASYNCEXCEPTION
#text ("Error occured during AsyncInvocation.")
/ASYNCEXCEPTION
(where those are *three nodes* (!) and not *one element*), and which
shows this at the top of the page:
Error occured during AsyncInvocation.
that if I do
document.createElement("ASYNCEXCEPTION");
it will somehow overwrite those three nodes???
Thanks,
Jelks
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