Preserved Topic: document.writing in NS (Page 1 of 1)

can someone help?
ive been trying to write in some html with document.write (and .writeln), and it keeps going screwy.
are there any little rules, or wierish properties that NS has that i dont know?
if you want to see what im on about, see http://reitsma.tripod.com/divdev.html
it doesnt come up with any errors, and the first and last objects are written properly, and all the others are using doc.write, and they dont work.
if anyone could provide input, that would be good.
thanks.

here's what I've caught so far, and I used notepad, and no line-numbering, so.

document.write('<div id="blockDiv');
to me, it seems writing it usuing + signs will make it more clear to everyone including yourself, but do whatever you are comfortable with:
document.write('<div id="blockDiv' + itemNumber + "');

it's really messy looking now, why don't you change to document.write(whatever + whatever); instead of write(whatever); write(whatever_again)
and you may find your mistakes.

good luck, I check you back an hour later.!!!

Yeah, you should do that. Condense your code a bit.

I'll look more in depth later...

heh heh heh - it was like that originally, all in document.writeln, line by line.
if you look at the next object block, its written a little better.
(after var itemNumber=2)