In Java Script validation Using keyup for validating is not working in mozilla

Question

In jquery form validation the keyup is not working mozilla but working fine in chrome.

here is the Javascript code

function validate() {  
    var msg;  
    if(document.myForm.userPass.value.length>5)
        msg="good";  
    else
        msg="poor";  
    document.getElementById("mylocation").innerText=msg;  
}  

here is the html code

<form name="myForm"> 
<input type="password" value="" name="userPass" onkeyup="validate()">   
Strength:<span id="mylocation">no strength</span>  
</form>  

Answer 1

From this answer it tells that Firefox doesn't take innerText or innerHTML to set a value, rather it takes textContent to set a value. So use textContent to set your value if the browser is Firefox

DEMO

function validate() {  
    var msg;  
    if(document.myForm.userPass.value.length>5){  
        msg="good";  
    }  
    else{  
        msg="poor";  
    }  
    var f=navigator.userAgent.search("Firefox"); //check if browser if FF
    if(f>-1)
        document.getElementById("mylocation").textContent=msg //if yes use this
    else
        document.getElementById("mylocation").innerText=msg //else normal approach
}  

Note :- As I suggested in comment use onkeypress instead of onkeyup for key press and hold events validation.

DEMO

To identify different browsers you can use below code from this answer

function checkBrowser(){
    c=navigator.userAgent.search("Chrome");
    f=navigator.userAgent.search("Firefox");
    m8=navigator.userAgent.search("MSIE 8.0");
    m9=navigator.userAgent.search("MSIE 9.0");
    if (c>-1){
        brwsr = "Chrome";
    }
    else if(f>-1){
        brwsr = "Firefox";
    }else if (m9>-1){
        brwsr ="MSIE 9.0";
    }else if (m8>-1){
        brwsr ="MSIE 8.0";
    }
    return brwsr;
}

Answer 2

Try to use jquery, it will work in each browser

function validate() {  
console.log("validation start");
    var msg;  
    if($("input[name='userPass']").val().length >5)
        console.log("good");//msg="good";  
    else
       console.log("poor");// msg="poor";  
    document.getElementById("mylocation").innerText=msg;  
}