That's exactly the behavior I expected... odd that I didn't see it (IE7
and FF3.0.4 on XP). I can buy it's browser-dependent, just odd to hear
that FF3 would be different on OSX than on Windows. Oh well, that's
just *MORE* support for the idea of not using document.write() after the
page has loaded :)
Frank
--- On Tue, 12/9/08, Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
[...] I actually expected the alert() to NOT work because
I figured the document.write() call was overwriting your
page, which would have made sense, but it appears
document.write() actually appends to the document.
I wouldn't swear to that, but that's what seems to
be the case given my test.
It's browser-dependent; on OSX/FF3 the form is gone after the document.write()
(at least when Firebug is installed...) so I get an error.
Dave
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