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Sorry for the delay I had to move on and work on something else a little more time constrained. Yes setting the table into td tag instead of a tr tag worked properly. Thanks for your help and sorry for not closing this out when I got everything working. Bryan

I did not realize the other options for the display property, and that it woul dhave that effect. A simple switch from block to table-row and everything is well. Thanks

This is the table row I am inserting into <tr id="vinTablerow" style="display: none"> <td colspan="2" id="vinTable"> </td> <td></td> </tr> I am using document.getElementById("vinTable").innerHTML = <TABLE border="1"><tr><tH>VIN</tH><TH>Phy Dmg Symbol</TH><TH>Liability...

I am inputing a table into a <TD> tag using ajax and td.id.innerHTML, the table displays fine but with <td colspan="2"> the table will not span both columns, it work perfectly in IE. I can not figure out why only firefox is ignoring it, I get no errors pertaining to the colspan in my javascript...

I am trying to insert a table I recieve from an AJAX call using the Dojo framework, instead of formating the returned data into a table I have the option of getting the returned data as a formated table ex:<table> ... </table> I am trying to insert this table into the table row of another table...