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Wondering why I can't get document.getElementById ("my_div").innerHTML to update the DOM when I re-assign the variable. For example: In the log I can see the variable get re-assigned when I click, but the innerHTML of my_div remains unchanged.
If you're dealing with an API that returns XML then you likely don't have any innerHtml. Most browsers support outerHtml. Try this. function getHTML(node){. if(!node || !node.tagName) return ''; if(node.outerHTML) return node.outerHTML;
I can't use certain websites because JavaScript isn't working properly. I tried to use a website to check if JavaScript is enabled and they always say that it's not enabled even though it...
26 lip 2024 · The Element property innerHTML gets or sets the HTML or XML markup contained within the element. More precisely, innerHTML gets a serialization of the nested child DOM elements within the element, or sets HTML or XML that should be parsed to replace the DOM tree within the element.
The innerHTML property sets or returns the HTML content (inner HTML) of an element.
18 lut 2021 · to write more .innerHTML to and writes only ehat was originally coded. can anyone say why? I don’t understand the question, the content of the <p> tags is replaced with different content each time you click on “smile” or “reset”.
18 maj 2017 · This piece of code works in Firefox but not in Chrome. In Firefox, html.length returns 52904. In Chrome it return 0. 52904 is the correct one, as later assigning this html value to a div works in Firefox but, obviously not in Chrome since it's for some reason empty.
