If you try to get a HTML "a" element with the getEln function, the innerHTML will be overwritten with the text of the function itself because the document.getElementById() function that retrieves a "a" element returns a element.text.
This could be the case with other elements too and it probablly happens on getQuery too.
If you try to get a HTML "a" element with the getEln function, the innerHTML will be overwritten with the text of the function itself because the document.getElementById() function that retrieves a "a" element returns a element.text. This could be the case with other elements too and it probablly happens on getQuery too.