Clarence wrote:
>Well, as you know I use NS2.02 which does support EARLY javascript.
>The problems come when js is enabled and stuff it doesn't recognize
>(correct or otherwise) comes along.

Ok, but if the author cares about how the JS is made it will NOT be parsed
in a JS 1.0 capable browser. Ex:
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript 1.2">
document.writeln('Only for JS 1.2 and up!')
</SCRIPT>

BTW: Only thing that 1.0 doesn't support that's commonly used is
image-arrays (changing the graphics when you put the mouse over them).
//Bernie
http://bernie.arachne.cz/ DOS programs, Star Wars ...

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