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I want to have
document.body.innerHTML
or
document.head.innerHTML
I tried the obvious:
document.variable.innerHTML
but no go. Also want it to pass jshint.com
Try
The
.notation requires the property name to be a valid identifier, and a constant. Object property names, however, can be any string. Thus, whenever you have a property name that’s an “ugly” string, or a string held in a variable (or computed by some expression), you use the[ ]operator to access it.