A JavaScript framework such as jQuery would save you time and hassle.


>I have a hit which transfers its content into the parent window into a div. Thus, I am using something like loDiv.innerHTML=HTMLCodeFromElsewhere. That HTML contains a form. The form appears ok on the page. However, when typing data into those fields, it is as is nothing was typed. A code like this would show blank values on input fields:
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>

>function Test()
>{
>   loElements=document.forms['Form1'].elements
>   for (lnCounter=0; lnCounter<loElements.length; lnCounter++)
>   {
>      alert('Name: '+loElements[lnCounter].name+' ID: '+loElements[lnCounter].id+' Value: '+loElements[lnCounter].value)
>   }
>}
>

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>I have read somewhere that assigning HTML code to the innerHTML approach destroys the contents:
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>https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2192760/add-to-html-form-without-losing-current-form-input-information-in-javascript
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>However, in my case, the innerHTML I am passing is the HTML code for the full form. Is that approach supported?