On Feb 22, 1:43 pm, Aaron <[email protected]> wrote:
> You are a legend! Please tell me how you noticed that so quickly!?!
IE reported an error, "Object does not support this function" or
something similar, and the Script Debugger stopped at that line.
Since
tabs = new Array();
is syntactically valid, "tabs" must already be an object which you
can't reassign like this. Search the page source for "tabs" and find
<div id="tabs">
You then need to know that IE creates a global variable for each HTML
element with an id attribute. So you already had a global variable
which was assigned as
var tabs = document.getElementById("tabs");
done for you behind the scenes. Automatic variables like this can't be
reassigned.
You can redefine such an automatic variable, by using the "var"
keyword yourself, and
var tabs = new Array();
does that successfully.
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