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Here I am.
'; } Why does this error not appear in any of the other browsers? What do I need to change to resolve the issue? EDIT 0 If I move the function show into the same block at window.onload, hide() now no longer works. Javascript code function show() { obj1 = document.getElementById("container").innerHTML = '
Hello World.
Here I am.
' + '
test
'; } function hide() { obj1 = document.getElementById("container"); if(obj1){ alert("Hi"); obj1.style.display = "none"; obj1.style.visibility = "hidden"; }else{ aler
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