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inner HTML in Netscape 4.7

 
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Hi

Can pls anyone tell me how the innerHTML tag which is used in IE can be used/modified in Netscape 4.7 to have the same effect?

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AFAIK NS4 doesn't support that tag. It's part of the HTML DOM which NS4 doesn't support.
Netscape decided to support only their own ideas instead of the then-draft W3C specification which Microsoft decided to support.
The result was of course the ultimate demise of Netscape (though there were more technical reasons, this was an important one).
 
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Not really a Servlet question, is it?

In any case, NN 4.7 is ancient. Modern versions of Netscape will support the innerHTML attribute (it's an attribute, not a tag).
[ June 08, 2004: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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