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Zhang Weiwu
Hello. I often need to write cross-browser javascript, so far gecko dom
reference is the reference seems mostly suite me, for things running
well on gecko are likely to be running well on other engines. Perhaps
gecko is the closest to w3c recommendations (if not Amaya)?
Now it seems many of javascript/dom is not converted by gecko reference.
So what reference do you use? I want a very complete reference for web
scripting in HTML document authoring, but not so detailed as
recommendation itself.
For example of in-completeness of gecko reference: I once saw someone
coded like this:
var options = new Options();
However Options type of object is not mentioned in gecko reference. Also:
document.getElementById("selector").add(newoption)
Here the add method is not mentioned in gecko reference.
reference is the reference seems mostly suite me, for things running
well on gecko are likely to be running well on other engines. Perhaps
gecko is the closest to w3c recommendations (if not Amaya)?
Now it seems many of javascript/dom is not converted by gecko reference.
So what reference do you use? I want a very complete reference for web
scripting in HTML document authoring, but not so detailed as
recommendation itself.
For example of in-completeness of gecko reference: I once saw someone
coded like this:
var options = new Options();
However Options type of object is not mentioned in gecko reference. Also:
document.getElementById("selector").add(newoption)
Here the add method is not mentioned in gecko reference.