Define JavaScript Constant for Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari
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.