I see you can set the .innerHTML (is this a member of elm?) on an elm, can you reference a template file instead of assigning a string to the .innerHTML?

innerHTML is standard DOM. If you are looking to load a page into an elm, use an IFrame.

my apologies...my shortage of dom experience makes all this tougher...

I search the forum for best ways to create a dynamic iframe and saw this old post...

...I've hammered out most of the inconsistencies (with the exception of IEMac) in the RPC unit. You can find examples of how to create and address dynamic IFRAMEs there....

What is the latest way you would create a dynamic iframe? (same as the old message?)

var myIframe = domapi.Elm({type:"IFRAME"});

oop..I was just going to 'revise' my last post asking if just as simple as setting the type property...thx for confirming

just to finish off this thread for others....

Once creating the iframe elm (as above), you can then set the src property of the elm...myIframe.src = 'myfile.html';