correct. the is.def was created for code that acts the same in dom (mozilla)
and ie5.. if ie5 does not work the same, it should not use the is.def
property.
is.def should be used only when the code works in:
mozilla
netscape6
ie5
ie55
ie6
those are default used browsers, and usually share the same code, hence the
is.def property
Pascal Bestebroer ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Oberon Informatiesystemen b.v.
http://www.oibv.com
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Namens Robert Rainwater
> Verzonden: donderdag 29 maart 2001 5:28
> Aan: DynAPI Development List
> Onderwerp: [Dynapi-Dev] is.def&&!is.ie
>
>
> is.def&&!is.ie
>
> We use this statement a lot. All of the time we are referring to ns6
> which is really is.dom. So, shouldn't we say is.dom in all of the
> checks. If a later version of IE (IE6?) supports the dom we have to
> change this anyway.
>
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> Robert Rainwater
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