Re: [xmlc] Setting text value without using <span> tag

Jacob Kjome <[email protected]> Tue, 5 Dec 2006 10:52:31 -0600
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You don't need to use a <span> tag.  Just set the Id on the <td>.  In any c=
ase,
all standard DOM methods are available for your use (except DOM3-specific
methods, at least in XMLC-2.2.xx.  Upgrade to 2.3beta if you want DOM3
functionality).

For general DOM questions, there are lots of FAQs out on the net.  Use a se=
arch
engine and you'll find lots of them.

Jake

Quoting Mohammed Rafeeq <[email protected]>:

> Hi all,
>
> am a newbie. is it possible to set the value within a cell (<TD>) of a
> table(<Table>)  dynamically without using a <Span> tag
>
> I.e., without using setTextXYZ() method something like setNodeValue()  /
> setNodeText()
>
> -rafeeq
>





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