In message <[email protected]>, Matthew Cserhati
<[email protected]> writes
>$seq="ACGTGACG";
>
>for ($i=1;$i<=1000;$i++) {
> mutate($seq);
> print "<div id=\"opseq\">";
> print $seq;
> print "</div>";
>}
>
>In the above php code I have a variable, $seq, which mutates over 1000 cycles.
>I
>have surrounded this element with div tags, and have given it the id opseq.
>What
>I would like to do is to be able to reach this element and change it every
>cycle. However in the html output I want the element to stay in the same place
>and be overwritten during each cycle. I gather that I have to change the
>element
>through the dom structure of the document, but as how I can do this i have no
>idea.
>
>Can anyone help?
>
>Thansk in advance!
>
>csmatyi
It's not really PHP, it's Javascript, you would have to change innerHTML
of opseq,
document.getElementById('opseq').innerHTML=$seq;
sort of thing.
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