DOM: className in Internet Explorer [Update]
Just a note for me, because I'm always taken in by this:
document.getElementById("myElement").setAttribute("class","myClass"); //will not work in IE
document.getElementById("myElement").className="myClass"; //will work in IE, too.
Update: Found a fault and corrected it. See comments.
Filed under: Webdev
Last update of this entry was at: Friday, 26. October 2007 - 13:42
Embassies
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document.getElementById("myElement"
.setAttribute("class","myClass";
denn das Attribute, welches gesetzt wird heißt ja "class". -
*argh*
Ja, ne, is klar.
Hab es korrigiert.
Trotzdem sollte man im IE wohl besser direkt .className verwenden.
Ciao
Phil
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