How about semi-colons?
-Amir
Vladan wrote:
>
> Well, the problem I'm having is that sent javascript doesn't get executed
> at all, no matter what it is. I tried with simple stuff like:
>
> alert('Test')
>
> and
>
> document.title = 'Some Title'
>
> but it doesn't work at all (and yet like I already said, it works fine in
> FF).
>
> This problem is really annoying much more so because I'm on kinda tight
> schedule.
>
>
>
> amirshim wrote:
>>
>> The issue I always have is that when creating objects, firefox is ok with
>> extra commas, but ie doesn't like them.
>> for example:
>> var obj = {a:4,b:5,};
>>
>> firefox is ok with the comma after the "5", but ie pukes.
>> -Amir
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Vladan wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm using load() function to query url and load page content with ajax.
>>> In the contents there's some javascript inside <script> that needs to be
>>> evaluated and executed, which works perfectly in Firefox 2, but it
>>> doesn't get executed in IE7.
>>>
>>> I'm using transitional XHTML doctype (checked it off on w3c, no errors).
>>> I've also tried reformatting my page layout to HTML and changing doctype
>>> accordingly, but no luck. Also tried loading the javascript part of the
>>> page separately and sending "Content-Type: text/javascript" header with
>>> PHP, but that doesn't help either. IE just refuses to execute it.
>>>
>>> Any help is apreciated.
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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