So I'm new to JavaScript and I'm trying to figure out why doesn't thi开发者_开发问答s work:
My function has this line:
document.getElementById("displayResult").value = ("test");
and this is my div:
<div id="displayResult"></div>
div's don't have a value
property. You want to set the .innerText
property.
And by all means, have fun testing things yourself, but you'll find it a lot easier if you use a framework to do these things (like jQuery)
You will want to use - .innerHTML no?
document.getElementById("displayResult").innerHTML = "<b>test</b>";
.value is only a valid attribute on form fields. You likely want to use the following code:
document.getElementById("displayResult").innerHTML = "test";
you have to test if innerHTML is supported by your brwser. As it is not the DOM Standard. You can write it like
var oDiv = document.getElementById("displayResult")
if(typeof oDiv.innerHTML != undefined) {
oDiv .innerHTML = message;
} else {
oDiv .appendChild(document.createTextNode(message));
}
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