.innerHTML bug with mozilla/firefox (Ajax)
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.innerHTML bug with mozilla/firefox (Ajax)

From: Clément <cthomas03@gmail.com>
Date: Mon Apr 10 2006 - 16:00:01 CEST



Hi!



I am currently developping a user interface with Ajax/C#/.net. And I am


facing a problem with Mozilla, and Firefox.



I use the function innerHTML to load a Web UserControl into a div, this


way the main page never gets refreshed. It works perfectly under IE,


but with Mozilla and Firefox I got a problem : there is a space before


the thing I want to display everytime I use ".innerHTML".



For example:



I have a div called "test" like ...


=> "something"


When I use test.innerHTML = "something else", I get ...


=> "


      something else"



Could someone help me, please?


Received on Mon May  1 04:53:21 2006