Re: How can I set my own text into a browser?

Ok, so I did something like this:
document.getElementById('messagepane').contentDocument. That extracts my content and I can add tags, since it is HTML. But my problem is after I put my tags, how do I put the new content in the browser?
I know for editor, you have smth like rebuildDocumentFromSource(your_text).

I don't know for browser how this is done.

Regards,
Ioana

Neil <neil@parkwaycc.co.uk> wrote: Ioana Giurgiu wrote:
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>Thanks for the extensive answers i got for my last post. Indeed, the browser i was referring to is 'messagepane'. But how can I set my own text into the browser (after I read the mail, I want to take the content and add some font colors to certain parts... and then set the modified text back into the browser).
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You can access its .contentDocument property and then do normal DOM
manipulation from there on.

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Ioana Giurgiu wrote:
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>Ok, so I did something like this:
>document.getElementById('messagepane').contentDocument. That extracts my content and I can add tags, since it is HTML. But my problem is after I put my tags, how do I put the new content in the browser?
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Well, the lazy way is to read and write .contentDocument.body.innerHTML
otherwise you have to read up on how to use the DOM manipulation
functions such as .splitText

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