I thought that for HTML elements, you should always include the $, as for IE this is required to ensure the mootools methods are present. This includes document.body, so you should use $(document.body) rather than document.body.
However, for the window object, I thought this is not required. So you can just use window.getScrollSize() (and indeed I have done, with no apparent problems). In fact, as the window object isn't a HTML element (as far as I know), I would think using $ might even cause some problems, but I'm not sure. However, maybe someone with more MooTools experience will contradict me... Michal. On Nov 15, 2:20 pm, stratboy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi! I was wondering: what's the best way to use mootools methods on > the window object? > > Should for example write $(window).getScrollSize() or > window.getScrollSize() ? > > And what about document.body? > > Show me the right way please! ;)
