setting dojo innerHTML gives syntax error

I have an html-template (will be used to design email template in app) at the client downloaded from ajax and is stored in a variable in javascript.

Now when I try to set my:

d开发者_如何学编程iv.innerHTML=var1;

it throws a very strange Syntax error.

when I tried the same with dojo:

dojo.place(var1, div, "replace");

same error!

The html does not have any script in it, no tables, but only divs and a few event maps, i.e. onblur="funcInactive(this)". The syntax is fine.

• What is the optimal way of setting innerHTML of a DIV?

Thanks

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the HTML contained some attributes which were not valid, i.e.:

style="float: left"

instead of

style="float: left;"

and

onclick="javascript:this.onClick=''"

instead of

onclick="javascript:this.onClick='';"

Conclusion:

Internet Explorer complains it as syntax error when an innerHTML of an object is set with invalid (above example) html. Safari/FF/Chrome works ok.

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The first argument of dojo.place can be a div or a DOM node, but the innerHTML receives only a string. Aparentemente you need to add slashes in var1, if contains scripts:

function addslashes(str) {
    str=str.replace(/\\/g,'\\\\');
    str=str.replace(/\'/g,'\\\'');
    str=str.replace(/\"/g,'\\"');
    str=str.replace(/\0/g,'\\0');
    return str;
}