Greasemonkey script not setting innerHTML properly?
The doctype is text/plain I have not looked into document. CreateElement(...). – user178628 Sep 25 '09 at 0:51 From wiki.greasespot.Net/Code_snippets: ".
InnerHTML seems to be sensitive to document.contentType. When the type is text/plain the . InnerHTML setter does not parse its argument into DOM nodes, but instead returns #text nodes.
The setter seems to work fine for types such as text/html or application/xhtml+xml but where and how it works is undocumented. " document. CreateElement("b") works.
Set the text with . TextContent = "" – user178628 Sep 25 '09 at 1:22 var myB = document. CreateElement('B'); myB.
AppendChild(document. CreateTextNode('asdfsda')); – 0x808080 Sep 25 '09 at 16:14.
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