According to HTML-Specs "name" and "id" attributes share the same namespace. So we can't have one element with name="offset" and another one with id="offset". Additionally IE6's getElementById() returns elements with matching names as well and Opera is mimicing this behaviour.

git-svn-id: https://svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/yacy/trunk@4094 6c8d7289-2bf4-0310-a012-ef5d649a1542

htroot/js/yacysearch.js

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ function addHover() {
 }
 
 function statistics(offset, items, global, total) {
-  document.getElementById("offset").firstChild.nodeValue = offset;
+  document.getElementById("resultsOffset").firstChild.nodeValue = offset;
   document.getElementById("itemscount").firstChild.nodeValue = items;
   document.getElementById("globalcount").firstChild.nodeValue = global;
   document.getElementById("totalcount").firstChild.nodeValue = total;

htroot/yacysearch.html

@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ document.getElementById("Enter").value = "search again - catch up more links";
 	::
 	<p>No Results. (length of search words must be at least 3 characters)</p>
 	::
-	<p><strong id="offset">#[offset]#</strong>-<strong id="itemscount">#[linkcount]#</strong> results from a total number of <strong id="totalcount">#[totalcount]#</strong> known#(globalresults)#.::, <strong id="globalcount">#[globalcount]#</strong> links from other YaCy peers.#(/globalresults)#<div id="results"></div></p>
+	<p><strong id="resultsOffset">#[offset]#</strong>-<strong id="itemscount">#[linkcount]#</strong> results from a total number of <strong id="totalcount">#[totalcount]#</strong> known#(globalresults)#.::, <strong id="globalcount">#[globalcount]#</strong> links from other YaCy peers.#(/globalresults)#<div id="results"></div></p>
 	<p>Search Result Pages: <span id="pagenav">#[pagenav]#</span></p>
 	::
 	<p>Searching the web with this peer is disabled for unauthorized users. Please <a href="Status.html?login=">log in</a> as administrator to use the search function</p>