--- Doug Riddle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > By jolly, you didn't mention it being buggy with > java Dustin. I made > an assumption because you used Netscape and Script > in the same > sentence. Netscape sort of has a history of being > unique, and the > way it treats java, and java script is just of of > those things.
Hey Doug, Java and JavaScript are actually two different things. It was first called LiveScript by Netscape, but then their marketing dept got ahold of it during the Java heyday. Some syntax is similar, but that's about it. The JavaScript code does not actually run in the browser's Java Virtual Machine. So, Java can be disabled in your browser, and the voting app will still run. JavaScript needs to be enabled though. By the way, just tested it on Opera, and the Submit button didn't jump. I assume it is something funky with the way Netscape handles the table layout after calling javascript. John Hebert __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com
