Hey,
I just want to know if we can have multiple HTMLs (documentElements) in one DOCUMENT (in the same frame/window)? if yes, then is there any way we could write some content into the second HTML document using the script in the first HTML and WITHOUT doing any DOM manipulations.

Thanks
Asim

You cannot have multiple document elements in one document. You can, however, modify the HTML in the existing document element without using DOM manipulations by using document.write() calls or by modifying document.innerHTML.

Jon Emerson
http://www.jonemerson.net/

Thanks Jon. But the problem is:
1) I cannot use innerHTML as it doesnot parse the generated Javascript (so no dynamic content could be achieved)
2) document.write() works but it overrides the entire HTML document.

I am generating an HTML page (with some javascript) using XSL and XML (retrieved using AJAX). Once i have the generated HTML, doing a document.write() overrides everything on that ASP page which has a couple of javascripts that I need for the generated HTML to work.

I have also tried to use document.open() and document.close() the problem holds even then.

Thanks anyways.
Asim