Here is my code; it runs in the Onload event;
In the stylesheet i set the divEmbeddedView to invisible so that when it loads
it doesn't show for a second.
Only after the Onload i make it appear.
The view is surrounded by:
<DIV ID="divEmbeddedView">
VIEW
</DIV>
function CheckNoDocuments() // function to replace the 'No documents
found' message
{
if (
document.getElementById("divEmbeddedView").innerHTML.indexOf("No documents
found") > 0)
{
document.getElementById("divEmbeddedView").innerHTML =
"<BR><CENTER>Place your message here</CENTER>"
} ;
document.getElementById("divEmbeddedView").style.display="inline";
}
An alternative would be to use window.document.all.divEmbeddedView.style.display
instead of the getElementByID property
Just checked it works in ie 5.0 to;
Here is my code; it runs in the Onload event; In the stylesheet i set the divEmbeddedView to invisible so that when it loads it doesn't show for a second. Only after the Onload i make it appear. The view is surrounded by: <DIV ID="divEmbeddedView"> VIEW </DIV>
function CheckNoDocuments() // function to replace the 'No documents found' message {
if ( document.getElementById("divEmbeddedView").innerHTML.indexOf("No documents found") > 0) { document.getElementById("divEmbeddedView").innerHTML = "<BR><CENTER>Place your message here</CENTER>" } ; document.getElementById("divEmbeddedView").style.display="inline";
}
An alternative would be to use window.document.all.divEmbeddedView.style.display instead of the getElementByID property