[ Ken Whitesell]
Tom,
THANK YOU! You helped me address a couple of issues I've never known before. (Of course, I'm still new with this web stuff, so an awful lot of this is new to me.)
It's suddenly more fun, isn't it?.
To wit -> If I have a window open called "Stock" with a table, and a cell within that table with an ID="sDollars", then from the 'main' window, I can do this:
sdWin = open('', 'Stock'); sdWin.document.all.sDollars.innerText = "$100";
(I think I copied this correctly.)
Anyway, it works under IE, doesn't work at the moment for Netscape - I know the object reference is something different, just haven't found it yet.
Mozilla/NS does not support innerText, but it does have innerHTML, which may work. Mozilla has a bug that can mess up table display sometimes when you change cell contents (or at least cell visibility via CSS assignments), so you may have to do some testing. Also, I cannot recall whether Moz supports "all", but there are other ways to get to the bit you want to find if it does not - the prominent one being document.getElementById(), which works with IE as well. Cheers, Tom P