Changing this layer property value forces the browser to load a new document into the layer.
This can work very effectively if you generate dynamic content via a javascript: URL as the value assigned to the src property.
If you are having problems with this, try creating an absolute-positioned <DIV> container and then use the Layer.load() method instead. According to reports from other developers, that works better in Netscape 4.
This doesn't work with ILAYER elements, in Netscape 4.
No longer supported in Netscape 6.0.
See also: | javascript: URL, Layer.load() |
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