Re: document.write error in Javascript executed on HTML output by XSLT

Emmanouil Batsis wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> I havent found any use for document.write since the day i first wrote 
> javascript in 98. It's considered harmfull, besides you are working with 
> XML so why not use the DOM?

Could you point me to a good tutorial?  I'm familiar with DOM in Java
and Python, but I write so little Javascript I don't have any idea how
it handles it...  (And unfortunately I guess, most Javascript
tutorials I've seen use document.write all over the place.)

> You can make sure (X)HTML tags are output correctly (i.e. non empty) 
> either by using the HTML output method in your stylesheet, or by placing 
> a <xsl:text> </xsl:text>  in those tags.

Ahh, thanks.  That means that even with the bad document.write in the
Javascript, Firefox still renders the rest of the webpage.

Steve