Differences and compatibility between javascriptinnerHTML, innerTEXT, and outerHTML

InnertHTML is the w3c standard specification, which can obtain content including tags. For example: & lt; divid & quot; d & quot; & gt; aaa & lt; div & gt; dadsa & lt;/div & gt; & lt; /div & gt; alert (document. getElement (& quot; d & quot ;). innerHTML) Where innertHTML is the w3c Standard Specification, it can obtain content including tags.
For example:

Aaa
Dadsa

Alert (document. getElement ("d"). innerHTML );
Display:
Aaa
Dadsa
InnerText and IE are not supported. You can remove the html Tag and retrieve only its content.
In the above example:
Alert (document. getElement ("d"). innerTEXT );
Display:
Aaa
Dadsa
Among them, outerHTML, IE support, test FF does not support.
You can obtain all html tags and content including yourself.
In the above example:
Alert (document. getElement ("d"). outerHTML );
Display:

Aaa
Dadsa


From lazy Tom