I tried to do something across browsers like this :
const FOO = ‘bar’;
(function(){
alert( ‘before >> ‘ + FOO ); //expected -> bar
FOO = ‘Opera 9.5 sucks’;
alert( ‘after >> ‘ +FOO ); //expected -> bar, but Opera 9.5 will fail me.
})();
It seems that declaring a constant in IE is a lot easier than other browsers for me.
Herb Gilliland | 21-Jan-08 at 12:45 am | Permalink
I implemented a version of your DHTML Accordian Menu 2.0 and noted that using form elements works in FireFox, and in IE when the menu’s elements are by default open, but not in IE after manipulating the menu. See supplemental link for example. Try this is Firefox: Works great. Try this in IE: looks OK at first, then breaks. Please get back to me on this, I’d love to use it but it’s just not IE compliant.
Herb Gilliland | 23-Jan-08 at 11:30 am | Permalink
Someone said it was because the height attribute is used
RobinAnn | 14-Feb-08 at 9:24 am | Permalink
I blogged about you today Hedger. Come look: (home: www.robin-ann.com) link to you: http://www.robin-ann.com/2008/02/i-love-javascript.html
Gerome | 19-Feb-08 at 3:49 pm | Permalink
Are the scripts licensed? Can I use it in one of my commerical websites?
wow gold | 18-Feb-09 at 11:24 pm | Permalink
A good beginning is half done