Re: Re: Loop Quirk???

> Ok, here goes, the onChange event kick starts the request to a perl script
> which sends back the data to for innerHTML and targets the <DIV
> id="select">.  This works np in FF.

Okay, I will freely admit that I'm out of my depth with this
XMLHTTPRequest stuff.

But I'm beginning to see what you're saying.  I had originaly thought
you meant that your TMPL_LOOP was generating the javascript.

Okay.  Now I understand that in the code:

> alert(t);
> window.getObject(name).innerHTML = t;

the 't' variable contains the complete output of your Perl cgiapp
program, as generated from a TMPL_LOOP.  Have I got that right?

If alert(t) shows what you expect, then I highly doubt that this is a
problem with HTML::Template loops.

More likely, you are either (a) generating HTML that has a subtle flaw
in it (but which is ignored by Firefox), or (b) your HTML elements are
nested in in a way that IE can't deal with.

So I guess I asked you to post the wrong part.  What you really should
be looking at is the value of 't', i.e. the rendered HTML::Template
loop; examining it for strutural or syntax problems.


Michael


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