Either way, we shouldn't be using if (this.selected=b). That's not
very proper.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/30/2001, 8:47:21 AM EST, Raides wrote about "[Dynapi-Dev] [Bug #130357] small
typo in list.js":
> Michael Pemberton wrote:
>>
>> please put the "typo" back. What is does is set the value of this.selected to
>> b and then evaluates the returned value (the new value of this.selected). It
>> is needed to change the selected state of the item.
>>
>> > if (this.selected=b) {
>> >
>> > should be
>> >
>> > if (this.selected==b) {
>> >
>> > right?
> I will answer both for NS6's sake:
> This is indeed a bug in NS6 and prevents normal execution of the rest of the
> code. It should read:
> this.selected=b
> if(this.selected){
> ...
> }else{
> ...
> }
> I have done this kind of changes all around my local dynapi distribution and
> those pesky errors that NS6 throwed at me and their side effect of code not
> executing in that function anymore disappeared. Other special perso-NS6-ality of
> this browser is that if you want to dynamically resize an image, you have to do
> it TWICE, using a setTimeout to delay appropiately (30 millisecs are enough) the
> effect. The code I use to test NS6 comes with this mail. It is spanish code and
> HTML, poorly documented but that can be executed in IE4.0 and above with no
> changes at all and some errors due to their different underlying model.
> Raides J.
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