elaJa new Javascript Framework

[thp1972]

Hi,

I have witten a Javascript Framework for the management of the
following web technologies: DOM, CSS, Events and Ajax

and this work has been published on sourceforge at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/elajaframework

If interested, please try it and tell me what you think about it.

on the sourceforge are enabled some forums and I also made a little
web site to
show the framework:

http://elajaframework.sourceforge.net/

Thank you very much.

Pellegrino

 

[Henry]

I have witten a Javascript Framework for the management of the
following web technologies: DOM, CSS, Events and Ajax

and this work has been published on sourceforge
at:http://sourceforge.net/projects/elajaframework

If interested, please try it and tell me what you think about it.

<snip>

Given that your code includes:-

| ELAJA.BrowserClass =
| {
| /*
| Function: w3cCompatible
|
| says if the browser is complied with w3c standards
|
| Visibility:
| - public
|
| Parameters:
| - void
|
| Returns:
| - true if the browser is a w3c complied browser (*boolean*)
| */
| w3cCompatible : function()
| {
| var r;
| r = document.all;
| if(typeof(r) == "undefined")
| return true;
| else
| return false;
| }
| }

- it might have been better to do something about learning how to
script web browsers before starting this. The number of W3C DOM
compatible browsers where - typeof document.all - is not 'undefined'
far exceeds the number where it is.

 

[Chris Riesbeck]

<snip>

Given that your code includes:-

| ELAJA.BrowserClass =
| {
| /*
| Function: w3cCompatible
|
| says if the browser is complied with w3c standards
|
| Visibility:
| - public
|
| Parameters:
| - void
|
| Returns:
| - true if the browser is a w3c complied browser (*boolean*)
| */
| w3cCompatible : function()
| {
| var r;
| r = document.all;
| if(typeof(r) == "undefined")
| return true;
| else
| return false;
| }
| }

- it might have been better to do something about learning how to
script web browsers before starting this. The number of W3C DOM
compatible browsers where - typeof document.all - is not 'undefined'
far exceeds the number where it is.

Besides the fact that it doesn't test for what the name says it does,
those 6 lines of code can be reduced to one:

return typeof(document.all) == "undefined"

 

[thp1972]

On Apr 9, 6:38 pm, (e-mail address removed) wrote:> I have witten a Javascript Framework for the management of the



<snip>

Given that your code includes:-

| ELAJA.BrowserClass =
| {
| /*
| Function: w3cCompatible
|
| says if the browser is complied with w3c standards
|
| Visibility:
| - public
|
| Parameters:
| - void
|
| Returns:
| - true if the browser is a w3c complied browser (*boolean*)
| */
| w3cCompatible : function()
| {
| var r;
| r = document.all;
| if(typeof(r) == "undefined")
| return true;
| else
| return false;
| }
| }

- it might have been better to do something about learning how to
script web browsers before starting this. The number of W3C DOM
compatible browsers where - typeof document.all - is not 'undefined'
far exceeds the number where it is.

Yes I agree, this was my first class I write and it has been designed
in a very poor way...
For the time being it must tell only if the user has IE or a W3C
compatible browser (Firefox...)
In the future I'll implement a Browser class that tell what browser
user are using and
I'll try to to that in a good way.

Thanks for the advice.

 

[Gregor Kofler]

(e-mail address removed) meinte:

Yes I agree, this was my first class I write and it has been designed
in a very poor way...
For the time being it must tell only if the user has IE or a W3C
compatible browser (Firefox...)
In the future I'll implement a Browser class that tell what browser
user are using and
I'll try to to that in a good way.

document.all is also supported by Opera, which is - IIRC - not precisely
the same thing as Internet Explorer. Your test is useless.
Forget about browser sniffing - this topic has been around in this NG
frequently. It won't work. Use feature testing instead.

Gregor

 

[Dr J R Stockton]

In comp.lang.javascript message <[email protected]>,

Besides the fact that it doesn't test for what the name says it does,
those 6 lines of code can be reduced to one:

return typeof(document.all) == "undefined"

Can that, in all browsers, be reduced to :

return !document.all ?