On Mon, May 9, 2011 at 9:22 AM, Lachlan Hunt <[email protected]> wrote: > On 2011-05-07 16:03, Lachlan Hunt wrote: >> >> (I don't have results for IE yet because the testharness script I used >> to write the tests doesn't work in IE.) > > I've now tested IE9, which did give me results. The following properties > are all stringified to "". > > * BODY .text, .bgColor, .link, .vLink, .aLink > * HR .size > * A, AREA .coords, .shape > * IFRAME .width, .height, .marginHeight, .marginWidth > * TABLE .bgColor, .width > * COLGROUP, COL .width > * TR .bgColor, > * TD, TH .bgColor, .height, .width > * INPUT .height, .width > * BUTTON .type > * .textContent on everything > > Every other tested property on HTML*Element interfaces stringified to > "null".
What about namespaceURI, in various APIs (DOM-Core, DOM-XPath). In general, my main priority is that we make things as consistent as possible. My second priority is that we make things follow JS behavior. So I'd be very happy if we can get away with making the just the above list stringify to "", and the rest of the DOM stringify to "null". / Jonas
