> I think we should strive to get everything working in "strict" mode, as this > is more future-proof. > It should be possible to test for "strict", by adding this to browser.js: > > this.strict=(document.body.parentNode)?true:false > > (not tested though). > I would suggest adding a check like this, and copying the whole examples > directory into /examplesstrict/ so we have all examples with doctype for > "strict" testing, and still leaving the current examples directory > unchanged. > > What do you think?
As I mentioned before this test is absolutely necessary for a DHTML library. If your test is reliable, it should be included. As I mentioned before, it is the absolute prerequisite for supporting IE6. But I haven't read about an "official" test for standards compliant mode yet... Stephan _______________________________________________ Dynapi-Dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mail-archive.com/dynapi-dev@lists.sourceforge.net/
