[FireFox & innerHTML] or [document.write that doesn't wipe rest of page data]

Alright, I have a frame and I want it to put text into the other frame. Now, there's two ways I can do it. I can use

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parent.MyFrame.document.write ("data");

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which wipes the rest of the page away or I can use
[CODE]parent.MyFrame.MyDIV.innerHTML =

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parent.MyFrame.MyDIV.innerHTML + 'new text<BR>';

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The first is undesirable because the entire page is wiped clean to insert the new text. The second won't work in FireFox. My question: Is there anyway to keep a document.write() from deleting the rest of the page, or is their an equivilent to the innerHTML property in FF?

try this:

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document.getElementById("frame").contentWindow.document.MyDIV.innerHTML="hello";

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The innerHTML property exists. outerHTML is missing. And of course you can use plain new DOM manipulation.

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Originally Posted by ALL

try this:

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document.getElementById("frame").contentWindow.document.MyDIV.innerHTML="hello";

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Thank you so much ALL, works perfectly.