alert(document.getElementById(‘contentDivContent’));
The content of the alert popup varies according to how I structure my HTML.
As expected, the popup shows "[object]" when my html looks like this:
<td class="contentTableContentCell">
<div id="contentDiv" class="text" onresize="positionLogos();">
</div>
<div id="contentDivContent">
</div>
</td>
Unexpectedly, the popup shows "null" when my html looks like this:
<td class="contentTableContentCell">
<div id="contentDiv" class="text" onresize="positionLogos();">
<div id="contentDivContent">
</div>
</div>
</td>
Can anyone help me understand why the popup shows "null" in the second example (where I nest the div I’m interested in inside another div)?
Cheers,
Jimmy
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