is document.getElementById('b').innerText supported in Mozilla??

[HappyTomato]

We have a page running on IE that will display a specific variable in each of the table cells we have, but when we tried to run it on Mozilla, it doesn't work..... each cell is blank...... is "innerText" not supported in Mozilla?? Does anyone know what we can do??

here's what we did:

function displayLink()
{
document.getElementById('link1').innerText = newArray[x1].name ;
document.getElementById('link2').innerText = newArray[x2].name ;
:
:
etc
}

Any suggestiong appreciated!! :thumbsup:


Bo & Vic

[chrismiceli]

i tried innerText in mozilla, but unsuccessfully, might have been my syntax, but innerHTML works, so just use that.

[jkd]

document.getElementById('link1').firstChild.nodeValue = newArray[x1].name;

innerText is not standard, nor is innerHTML. Although innerHTML is supported in several browsers, it is still a better idea to avoid using it when possible.

[HappyTomato]

Thank you all!! :thumbsup: