ICUISA Configuration Utility - Intel s/w halfway to PnP
id= in an HTMLtag identifies the element
and allows scripting languages such as JavaScript to refer to sections of the element
- e.g. the value or the innerText.
The same facility may sometimes be (confusingly) provided by name=....
IE (Microsoft) Internet Explorer. Browser with support for JavaScript,
XML etc. - Common IE Errors:
msxml3.dll Access is denied - normally due to:
Tools | Internet Options . . . | Security | Local Intranet | Custom Level . . . |
Download unsigned ActiveX controls not being set to Enable.
IFRAME - an inlineFrame. Usually refers to a frame
that does not have a rigid position in the browser window.
The IFRAME element itself may specify what to display if the browser does not support IFRAME, e.g.
<IFRAME SRC="someother.html" TITLE="Title of this frame">
<H2>Title of this frame, for older browsers</H2>
...
</IFRAME>
Indentation with HTML:
Insert non-breaking spaces with (with normal spaces interspersed)
Put <DD/> at the end of the last line (repeated as necessary);
<P STYLE="margin-left:50px"> . . . </P> ( - though this inserts blank lines before and after,
it does work with lines that wrap.).
This line started with "   "
The previous line ended with <DD/>
The previous line ended with <P STYLE="margin-left:50px">
For lines to wrap and retain the indentation, the <DD/> tags and text must be within a Definitions List
(<DL>...</DL>).
innerHTML - in javascript, an HTML element
excluding the delimiting tags.
e.g. <B ID=pain>Ouch!</B> <INPUT TYPE=Button VALUE="Hurt Me Again"
OnClick="alert( document.all.pain.innerHTML )">
displays:
Ouch!
The innerHTML can also be set. e.g. <INPUT TYPE=Button VALUE="Change" OnClick="document.all.pain.innerHTML='That was nothing'">
displays:
See outerTextinnerTextouterHTML
Note that only innerHTML works in Mozilla based browsers such as Netscape.
