String.prototype.trim=function(side) {
var tmp=this.toString();
if (side!="right") tmp=tmp.replace(/^\s+/, "");
if (side!="left") tmp=tmp.replace(/\s+$/, "");
return tmp;
};
String.prototype.isDate=function() { return Date.parse(this); };
String.prototype.wordCount=function() { return this.split(" ").length;
};
It all works is all the browsers that I have tried. It is possible that this is not the same for all browser objects.
"Bürge, Michael" wrote:
is there a way in IE to extend a browserdefined object?
i tried to do something like this:
MyImage = function() {
this.superClass = Image;
this.superClass();
}
MyImage.prototype = new Image;
..but it didn't inherit anything.
The following also doesn't work: Image.prototype.somemethod = function()
{ somecode }
I came to the conclusion that native constructors in ie do not have a
prototype property.So if somebody tells me this sort of thing isn't possible: fine, i won't
spend any more time on it.
If it is possible: please tell me how!--
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