Re: Increase displayed variable after clicking button

What I want to do is that variable is increased every
time button is pressed (and, of course, that increased
value is displayed than at screen, so it could be
increased again)

See <http://www.jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_15>

document.write() and document.writeln() if used after the page is
loaded *clear* the entire content of the page (including any script).
So the only time and place they don't do that is at the moment of the
arrival, so you can use them is the original page body, so your page
could self-adjust depending on the place of the arrival.

P.S. Rather difficult to express it clearly in human words, is it? From
my experience it usually means that there is something wrong with the
concept itself (?).

I would let people simply do:
someHTMLObject.write(hewHTMLContent);

What a hey difference anyway from:
someHTMLObject.innerHTML = hewHTMLContent;

At least the consistency would be kept.

Thanks (both of you)! It was just what I was looking for.

VK wrote:

What I want to do is that variable is increased every
time button is pressed (and, of course, that increased
value is displayed than at screen, so it could be
increased again)

See <http://www.jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_15

document.write() and document.writeln() if used after the page is
loaded *clear* the entire content of the page (including any script).
So the only time and place they don't do that is at the moment of the
arrival, so you can use them is the original page body, so your page
could self-adjust depending on the place of the arrival.

P.S. Rather difficult to express it clearly in human words, is it? From
my experience it usually means that there is something wrong with the
concept itself (?).

I would let people simply do:
someHTMLObject.write(hewHTMLContent);

What a hey difference anyway from:
someHTMLObject.innerHTML = hewHTMLContent;

At least the consistency would be kept.