TEXT from <div> = undefined

[Colin Jones]

<div data-test="-title&^%^&" class="primary-title">
        PROJECT NAME | SITE NAME
</div>

var divs = document.getElementsByClassName('primary-title');
console.log ("got divs", divs[0]);

          var text = divs[0].innerhtml;  /* returns undefined */

                                                 

I'm trying to extract "PROJECT NAME" and "SITE NAME" from the <div>. above.

innerhtml returns "undefined"....

I'm a nooB so I'm obviously missing something....what ?

help ?

[Andre Bernardo]

Properties names are case sensitive. Try innerHTML, instead of innerhtml.

[Méhész György Ákos]

Hi, the correct form is innerHTML, mind the case. If you only need the textual content, then you could use textContent or innerText, but the later has some issues in IE11.

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