Thanks Cameron,
is there any clean way to test per ECMAScript whether a DOM method is
present and implemented?
In my case "alert(document.documentElement.suspendRedraw)" returns true,
but I can't see if it is actually working.
My problem is that some browsers implement suspendRedraw and others
don't and I have to test if the method is available.
I tried with try/catch but it did not work either.
Thanks for any ideas,
Andreas
Cameron McCormack wrote:
Hi Andreas.
Andreas Neumann:
When I use SVGSVGElement.suspendRedraw() in my example I get the
following error:
…
My impression is, that the method is there, but not functional?
Yes, the methods are present but all they currently do is
throw new Error();
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