The underscore was just an arbitrary example. But, I've changed
the .innerHTML usage to .update('whatever'), and I'm still having
problems in IE with it (not FF)... returns a "script error".
Here's a real example of the code I'm using:
$('registerMessage').update('<p><strong>Update Failed. Please Try
Again.</strong></p>');
Pretty standard, right? In other instances, I'm doing something like:
$('registerMessage').update(val);
Where "val" is a variable containing stuff.
For a real example, you can visit http://consumer.myshoutoutloud.com
[will require user registration], and try out the "myDATA" page. This
live version is using the .update method rather than the .innerHTML
method, since neither work anyway.
Thanks
--Kyle
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