document.write()
JavaScript 1.0+, JScript 1.0+ Nav2+, IE 3+, Opera3+ Syntax
document.write(value,….)
Description
The write() method appends the comma-separated argument(s) ( value ) to the document as a string. If any of the arguments are not strings, they are converted to strings before being appended to the document.
Example
Listing 7.199 writes some text, as well as the value of a property, to the current document using the write() method.
Listing 7.199 Displaying Text in a Document Using the write() Method
<html> <head><title>Movies</title></head> <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- Hide //write data to the current document. document.write("The title of this web page is called <u>"); document.write(document.title,"</u>"); //Hide ... |
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