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First of all, you need to have an absolutely position element (i.e. a layer
in Netscape 4).
For example:
 
 
<div id="lQDA" style="position:abolsute; left:10px; top:10px;
width:60px;">$0.00</div>
 
 
Then you need to script it like this:
 
document.layers["lQDA"].document.open();
document.layers["lQDA"].document.write("$5.00");
document.layers["lQDA"].document.close();
 
 
I you mean Netscape 6, the easiest way is to use this (although there are
more W3C-compliant way you can do this):
 
document.getElementById("lQDA").innerHTML = "$5.00";
 
 
/Robert
 
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Bunger [mailto:michael@r...] 
Sent: den 16 november 2001 15:16
To: javascript
Subject: [javascript] Is there an innerText substitute for Netscape on a
span?


Hi,
 
I have some <span> tags and I want to be able to change their values on the
client side.  For example, one of them looks like
 
<span id="lQDA" style="width:60px;">$0.00</span>
 
I use the innerText to update the value.  For example,
 
document.all.item("lQDA").innerText = "$5.00";
 
 It works fine on IE; however, I find that it does not work on NetScape.  Is
there another way to do this with NetScape?
 
 
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks,
Michael Bunger