Using <DIV> tags

• When using nested <DIV> tags, even though the generated script is in the same <DIV> as the function calling it, Netscape sometimes considers all JavaScript functions to be out of scope. It appears that if <DIV> tags are used, the JavaScript function must be one level up for Netscape to consider the function in scope.
• When using complex nested <DIV> tags, Netscape often renders the report differently if you give the <DIV> tag an identifier. That is, <DIV ID=hello> causes Netscape to render the page differently in some cases than if the tag was simply <DIV>.
• A form which contains <DIV> tags does not work.

  This code does not work:

  <FORM>
  

  <DIV ID="firstLayer">
  

  <INPUT TYPE="Text" NAME="Input1" SIZE="20">
  

  </DIV>
  

  
  

  <DIV ID="secondLayer">
  

  <INPUT TYPE="Text" NAME="Input2" SIZE="20">
  

  </DIV>
  

  </FORM>
  

  The solution is to put a form inside each layer:

  <DIV ID="firstLayer">
  

  <FORM NAME="form1">
  

  <INPUT TYPE="Text" NAME="Input1" SIZE="20">
  

  </FORM>
  

  </DIV>
  

  <DIV ID="secondLayer2">
  

  <FORM NAME="form2">
  

  <INPUT TYPE="Text" NAME="Input2" SIZE="20">
  

  </FORM>
  

  </DIV>