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Asked: 2026-05-11T09:27:00+00:00

xmlDoc.load(cd_catalog.xml) var cd=xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName(CD); var id_set=1; var id=xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName(ID+id_set); i=0; function next() { if (i<id.length-1) {

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xmlDoc.load('cd_catalog.xml')  var cd=xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName('CD'); var id_set=1; var id=xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName('ID'+id_set);  i=0;  function next() { if (i<id.length-1)   {   i++;   display();    } }   function display() { document.write('<div class='dd'>')         document.write('<div class='blue' style='WIDTH:')         document.write(cd[0].getElementsByTagName('ID'+id_set)[i].childNodes[0].nodeValue)         document.write(''></div>')  document.write('</div>')  }   } </script>      <script type='text/javascript'> display()   </script>       <br><input type='button' onclick='next()' value='next' ID='Button2' NAME='Button2'/>

I saw related question, but not sure that helps.. I added the next() function and the browser hangs as if it is loading something, never does. Without the next() call the display function works. I am trying to do a variation of this.

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  1. That related queston does help. You can’t use document.write() after the document has finished loading. See the answer to that other question for how to replace document.write().

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