hey...
I know this is real easy to do and all...
but I just can't remember how to do it...
I have a textarea named 'code'
and a completely empty div
<div>
</div>the textbox get's filled with html code...
(dynamically of course)
and now I need to display the html code in the div...
(using the textarea as a buffer)
how to?? :/
Jump to PostEither do <form onsubmit="function()"> or <input type="submit" onclick="function">.
nvm... I figured it out
I really didn't want to waste a thread like this...
@ admins
if you want to delete this, go ahead
maybe this thread ain't so useless after all...
how do I get ' to work in IE??
well nvm that...
I can get away with using "
just one more thing to figure out, and it should work perfectly...
and I think I might have an idea...
but still just in case...
instead of using:
window.onload = function() {...code...};
I need something that will work when I click Submit
I'm thinking to use the button to activate it...
still need to figure out how though...
but that'll be easy to figure out <_<
Either do <form onsubmit="function()"> or <input type="submit" onclick="function">.
well... you see...
I don't think it can be controlled like that...
the code is generated in a text box by the info you put into the program...
(a script generator perhaps)
this also includes a previewer that shows you the final output
the html part works fine...
but the js part doesn't...
it's used to create a scrolling image viewer based on the pointer location...
the code doesn't work in the sense that it uses window.onload
here's the generated code in the textbox:
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function() {
document.getElementById("HID_1").innerHTML = "";
var img = new rotator.rotator([
"",
"",
""]);
img.appendTo("HID_1");}
</script>
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</table></td></tr></table>as you can see, it needs some work...
is there a better way instead of using 'window.onload'
what else can I use
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