On 4/16/06, Martin Bialasinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BUT: This is how it works on any browser. If the eval works in one, it
> works in any. Therefore I do not think this is the problem, as he just
> calls a global function. Probably, the function just fails, so he
> should check with the javascript console and use alerts liberally for
> debugging.
Eeek. eval() can behave differently in different browsers based on
the input given. Take the following example, which doesn't work under
IE but works fine under Firefox:
var myVar = [
value1,
value2,
value3, // IE doesn't like the last ,
];
Or, maybe I misinterpreted what you meant.
Todd
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