Skyzyx
12-18-2002, 06:05 AM
The question I have is not a "how do you..." question. Actually it's altogether different.
When I import XML data into an HTML/XHTML page using the DOM, I've noticed a quirk.
If I have alot of text stored in a single tag within an XML tag (such as a short story), and I try to import that tag's data and write it to the page with innerHTML, IE handles it just fine. Mozilla, however, will cut the text off after a certain point. But if I break up the text into separate paragraphs and import it, it all works just dandy.
Not that this is a huge deal, but it can get somwhat tedious placing PARAGRAPH tags around the paragraphs in an XML file. Does anyone happen to know if this will be fixed anytime soon?
When I import XML data into an HTML/XHTML page using the DOM, I've noticed a quirk.
If I have alot of text stored in a single tag within an XML tag (such as a short story), and I try to import that tag's data and write it to the page with innerHTML, IE handles it just fine. Mozilla, however, will cut the text off after a certain point. But if I break up the text into separate paragraphs and import it, it all works just dandy.
Not that this is a huge deal, but it can get somwhat tedious placing PARAGRAPH tags around the paragraphs in an XML file. Does anyone happen to know if this will be fixed anytime soon?