Re: A problem with an apparently common JS menu...

VK wrote:
<snip>
> Netscape 4.x is gone, but as a reminder document.layers are still
> supported (or at least do not return undefined > false) on some
> browsers, for example Netscape (what a surprise!) or Safari.

This statement is false. Anyone surprised by that?

<snip>
> 1. Remove all "if (document.layers) {...}" branches completely
> 2. Replace all "else if (document.all)" with "if
> (document.getElementById)"
> 3. Go through the text and replace all "document.all("
> strings with "document.getElementById("
> 4. Save and test.

Advice best considered with an eye to the veracity of the statement
above.

Richard.


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