First, I'm not sure if this group would be the correct one to use for this
type of question. I've not really actively participated in this group,
although I do read it frequently. My apologies if this is not the place for
this, please let me know.
Second, I have a bug in IE that I cannot seem to figure out. It is actually
from a course on Lynda.com. I've not had much experience with Ajax, so I am
taking one of those lessons there. This particular section of the lesson is
related to the different states and status.
The bug is related to the following snippet of code...
function showState() {
currMsg = document.getElementById("updateArea").innerHTML;
document.getElementById("updateArea").innerHTML = currMsg + "<p>The
current state is " + xhr.readyState + " and the status is " + xhr.status +
"</p>";
}
Basically, this is just updating the browser with the status. In Firefox, it
works fine and the output is as follows:
*The current state is 1 and the status is 200*
*The current state is 2 and the status is 200*
*The current state is 3 and the status is 200*
*The current state is 4 and the status is 200*
In IE 6, I get this result (with an error):
*The current state is 4 and the status is 200*
If I examine the error, it is basically complaining about the
document.getElementById("updateArea").innerHTML
IE6 does not report any of the 1, 2, or 3 states.
I don't have a Premium membership to Lynda, so it is quite possible there is
a typo there, but I can't find it and it works fine with FF. In addition, I
have googled this and found some things to try and interesting information
about innerHTML and element/id bugs with IE, however, at this time, nothing
has really resolved this particular error for me.
If anyone understands this bug/error, please let me know how to correct in
IE.
Kind Regards,
Kaffeen
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