The 3 examples in this article work by sending the container id and the new content to function ReplaceContentInContainer. The content in the container is then replaced.
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Thanks for your help. However, is the first line of code you sent document. Or is it just adding content to the div? I'm asking this because I tried it, and it looked like looked like, I could be wrong the whole div was reloading. The first part — innerHTML — will append to the div causing the div's content to be re-parsed and re-created.
For the second part, you'll have to use createElement , set properties and append it to myDiv using appendChild. Ain't I supposed to use "createTextNode" to fill the element? Yes, for text content. Thank you for helping, once again. However, something is not totally clear to me. The image shows up with some info below it e. How would I add this to the element? Show 2 more comments. Cache the div and append to it.
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