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[Ken1]

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[tank]

pwb.document.getElementById("companyname").[color=#800000]innertext[/color]

[Ken1]

Thank you, It works. When should I use innertext? and when should I use just pwb.document.getElementById?

[tank]

Remarks
The innerText property is valid for block elements only. By definition, elements that do not have both an opening and closing tag cannot have an innerText property.

So for example not for input tags or br etc it is a property that sets or returns text
pwb.document.getElementById returns an IHTMLElement which has properties methods and objects as an element

[Ken1]

Remarks
The innerText property is valid for block elements only. By definition, elements that do not have both an opening and closing tag cannot have an innerText property.

So for example not for input tags or br etc it is a property that sets or returns text
pwb.document.getElementById returns an IHTMLElement which has properties methods and objects as an element

oh I understand it now, thanks