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What is So Dynamic About Dynamic HTML?

Sent by
Alex Calothis on March 01, 2000 at 17:15:24:

Worth:
Very worth reading

Comments:
Great article - do you know if there is a way of refering to an object from a javascript function without passing in a reference to the object (in Netscape)

something along the lines of:

function myFunc(){
if (document.all)
txt.innerHTML = "Some text"
else if (document.layers) {
txt.document.open();
txt.document.write("Some Text");
txt.document.close();

}

<font id="txt">Hello</font>

<font onmouseover="myFunc">Put your mouse over here!</font>

Help!!

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