>I need to find a workaround for a bug in Netscape 6.2.
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>Lets say I have the following:
>
>

><TABLE Style="BackgroundColor=#FFFFFF;" ID="MyTable">
><TR>
><TD>
>...
></TABLE>
>

>
>Now, from javascript:
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>

>document.getElementById("MyTable").style.backgroundColor="#CCCCCC"
>

>
>This works. From an option on the page, I can dynamically change the background of the table. However, from the same instance of that page, as soon as the background is changed once, it can't be changed again. I have that line in a javascript function which receives a parameter. So, the parameter passed is the color. I can even alert the value of the style and it will tell me that it was well changed. However, on the display, it doesn't changed.
>
>I don't have that bug in IE. I have a normal reaction. However, on NS 6.2, I need to find a way to make it work.


Check whether this is what you need:

document.getElementById('MyTable').style.display='none';
document.getElementById('MyTable').style.backgroundColor='#CCCCCC';
document.getElementById('MyTable').style.display='block';

Note that you should combine this approach with some kind of table formating style, e.g. width of cells, position, etc.

HTH