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Quick Cross Browser JS question, when setting the value of a textbox:
document.getElementById("balanceText").innerText = "111";
and
document.getElementById("balanceText").value = "111";
Both Work grand in IE,
But they will not work in Chrome, FF, Opera or Safari.
Is there an alternate method that will work in these browsers ?
All else being equal
document.getElementById("balanceText").value = "111";works fine in every significant* browser that supports JS.Make sure that you have one, and only one, element with
id="balanceText"and that it actually has that as its id and not just the name.*you don’t care about NS 4 do you?