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difference in javascript execution

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sarath - 29 Apr 2005 06:53 GMT
what is the reason why some Javascripts work in Internet explorer and
the same thing does not work in Mozilla.... or what is the difference
in execution in mozilla and Explorer

thanks in advance

sarath
Peter MacMillan - 29 Apr 2005 07:46 GMT
> what is the reason why some Javascripts work in Internet explorer and
> the same thing does not work in Mozilla.... or what is the difference
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>
> sarath

JavaScript isn't Java and is Off Topic here.

ECMAScript is the standard. Microsoft IE implements this as JScript and
provides their own extensions. Other browsers implmenent it in their own
way (Mozilla implements it as "JavaScript" and provides its own
extensions). Although there is havoc in the differences, there are a lot
of features that are common. Try searching on google for "javascript
cross browser help" or look for a javascript/ecmascript newsgroup.

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