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  • Todd Beauchemin

    Mozilla JavaScript Code

    Is there any documentation or reference for the Mozilla web browsers.
    Some of my older Netscape code doesnt work and the IE code
    still doesnt work :(.

    Thanks
    ~Todd


  • Dom Leonard

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    Re: Mozilla JavaScript Code

    Todd Beauchemin wrote:[color=blue]
    > Is there any documentation or reference for the Mozilla web browsers.
    > Some of my older Netscape code doesnt work and the IE code
    > still doesnt work :(.
    >[/color]

    NG FAQ at


    lists links for Gecko DOM Reference.

    W3C at
    The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) develops standards and guidelines to help everyone build a web based on the principles of accessibility, internationalization, privacy and security.

    for viewing and downloading DOM and CSS recommendations if you don't
    already have them. Suggest CSS1, CSS2, DOM1 and DOM2. Mozilla project is
    based on W3 standards and may assume you are familiar with them.

    See also Mozilla
    http:/www.mozilla.org
    The MDN Web Docs site provides information about Open Web technologies including HTML, CSS, and APIs for both Web sites and progressive web apps.




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    • Mark Preston

      #3
      Re: Mozilla JavaScript Code

      On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 03:33:18 GMT, "Todd Beauchemin"
      <Marauder328@ho tmail.com> wrote:
      [color=blue]
      >Is there any documentation or reference for the Mozilla web browsers.
      >Some of my older Netscape code doesnt work and the IE code
      >still doesnt work :(.
      >[/color]
      The problem - actually problems - are not with the Mozilla browsers,
      but with the _code_ written to work on the others.

      Netscape (before Mozilla) was not very standard - to put it rather
      mildly - and used proprietary coding options that nothing else did.

      Microsoft - ok, I admit it, much as I hate being a Redmond-basher in
      this way - was and is worse. More of its code is proprietary than is
      standard... although I will leap to their defence and point out that
      the newer versions of IE are quite happy to accept and run *most*
      standard code.

      Check out the group FAQ and you will find much detail on the various
      "features" but the ones to look out for particularly are:-

      Do not use document.layers - pre-Mozilla Netscape proprietary code.

      Do not use document.all - Microsoft proprietary code.
      --
      Mark A. Preston, The Magpie's Nest, Lancashire, UK
      Website : www.magpiesnest.co.uk

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