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Oct 25th, 2006, 10:38 AM
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Delete <div> content in firefox
I have a script that changes the html in a div, the problem is that in firefox it doesn't change delete the old div content, it just amends it. So it looks pretty weird.
The page is at http://signs365.com/newsite/developm...clemagnets.php it works great in IE and Opera, but firefox has issues with it. Here's the javascript function that gives the issue function minQuantity()
{
var size = eval(document.magnetForm.size.value);
var quantityHTML = document.getElementById("quantity");
quantityHTML.innerHTML = "";
if(size == 2) {
quantityHTML.innerHTML = "<select name=\"quantity\" id=\"quantity\" onchange=\"calcMagnets();\"><option value=\"1\" selected>1</option><option value=\"2\">2</option><option value=\"3\">3</option><option value=\"4\">4</option><option value=\"5\">5</option><option value=\"6\">6</option><option value=\"7\">7</option><option value=\"8\">8</option><option value=\"9\">9</option><option value=\"10\">10</option></select>";
} else if(size == 1){
var quantityHTML = document.getElementById("quantity");
quantityHTML.innerHTML = "<select name=\"quantity\" id=\"quantity\" onchange=\"calcMagnets();\"><option value=\"2\">2</option><option value=\"3\">3</option><option value=\"4\">4</option><option value=\"5\">5</option><option value=\"6\">6</option><option value=\"7\">7</option><option value=\"8\">8</option><option value=\"9\">9</option><option value=\"10\">10</option></select>";
}
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Oct 25th, 2006, 11:12 AM
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You have two things with the same ID (quantity), a div and a select. I haven't looked further. I would guess things would be okay when the page loaded, but screwed up once you stuck the second "quantity" in there (the select). You'd be trying to stuff another 5 lbs of crap in a different bag.
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