Its kind of simple but doesnt know why firefox giving error about it.

The code is

if((document.getElementById("status").innerHTML.le ngth >0 ) ){
}
which I already have altered the comparison technique but to no avail.

if((document.getElementById("status").innerHTML != "" ) ){
}

if((document.getElementById("status").innerHTML.ma tch("") ) ){
}



Problem with that is ,in firefox it always set this condition true,even the innerHTML have empty string.

status is div ,which is getting its value after onchange effect from ajax function.

Kindly need a solution. Thanks

What does this yield?

divText = document.getElementById("status").innerHTML;

alert(divText);

if((divText != "" ) ){
alert("a");
}

It yields non empty value and will alert a, even if the div in form is blank.

In a static way, the div is blank ,and will only get its value from onchange event. I suppose , that ajax function is setting its value within the process ,without onchange event. The firebug nor error console gives any error. But the problem exists only with firefox.

Thanks , issue is resloved.