Georgi Ivanov wrote:
Hi,
I have application that does this:
When one press a specific button, I'm calling JS function that make http(ajax)
request to some php file . The php returns HTML like this :
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<link href="left.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" >
<p>SOME HTML HERE</p>
------------------------------
The returned HTML i placed in <div> tag.
The logic is as follows:
When one click on link "left", the php file returns <link> with specific CSS
(left.css). If other button is clicked, the PHP returns html with other CSS
linked.
Everything is OK in Firefox. The problem is in IE . It appears that IE
doesn't evaluate the CSS in <link> tag in returned HTML.
<link> is only allowed in the HEAD of a document no?
my suggestion would be to use DOM methods to
extract the <link> params from the XML you get from the
php script you call via XHTTPRequestObject (or whatever the
*** its called) and then use some more DOM methods to inject
a new <link> element into the HEAD of the doc.
also try googling for 'stylesheet switcher' for possible
alternative approaches....
oh and what was the php question again? ;-)
Any suggestions?
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