> Re: var contains to data; but why?
>; Posted by: "Gail Issen"; gissen%40sbcglobal.net">gissen
sbcglobal.net gail6868
> Date: Mon Mar 24, 2008 2:42 pm ((PDT))
>
> I may be wrong . I'm also a JavaScript newbie. But, I noticed that you have
>; an xhtml doctype. However, you have html code. Try putting all your code in
> lowercase letters. That is, instead of document.getElementById("koko") have
>; document.getelementbyid("koko"). Also, you must be totally consistent in
> your capitalization.
All JavaScript identifiers - including method names - are case sensitive. The
doctype of the page it's used in makes no difference in this regard.
The DOM method is getElementById() - if you use it with any other capitalisation
such as getelementbyid() or GetElementByID(), it will be treated as a different
method and will almost certainly produce errors. Unless, of course, you've
defined a method with one of those names.
cheers
jon.
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