- From: David J Woolley <djw@bts.co.uk>
- Date: Fri, 4 Sep 1998 17:37:41 +0100
- To: www-dom@w3.org
According to the PR-DOM document (Level-1-19980818/DOM.ps), document.write writes to an document on which document.open has been used and doing document.open on an existing document clears that document. This doesn't seem to cater for the most common case of document.write, to insert customised HTML (e.g. browser specific) into a document, in place of the SCRIPT element, as the document loads. (An interesting question arises in trying to formalise this case in terms of implied calls to open and to the script fragment, as to whether the structure is recursive, i.e. can code introduced by document.write include script which in turn replaces itself by a recursive call of document.write. This is not something I have a need for at the moment, though.) -- David Woolley - Office: David Woolley <djw@bts.co.uk> BTS Home: <david@djwhome.demon.co.uk> Wallington TQ 2887 6421 England 51 21' 44" N, 00 09' 01" W (WGS 84)
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