Can someone please tell me what is the cause of this error (see attached screen shot).
Thanks,
Blake
The if(document.getElementById) you have - what is that supposed to do??
Are you trying to see if "boxdescription" exists as an element?
If so you would want to do if(document.GetElementById("boxdescription")) instead.
But regardless - that error is saying that .innerHTML is not an object on what is to the "left of it".
I use FIREBUG to debug the JAVASCRIPT while running in the browser - so these types of issues are easy to see in the WATCH and CONSOLE windows...
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I removed the "value" and got the same error. No difference!
Blake
How is boxdescription defined on your page?
Is that IF statement helping you be cross-browser?
Why not use jQuery for that - it's really helpful in that regard.
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