Mr.IE: "WRITE is a method of a document object."
The little fox: "yea"
Mr.IE: "And type of document.write is object."
The little fox: !?
The little fox: "Type of document.write must be function."
Mr.IE: "No! it's Object!!!"
Finally I couldn't understand what Mr.IE said.
javascript:var something=document.write;alert(typeof something);void(0);
"object" // IE6,IE7
"function" // Firefox
Does anyone knows any reasons?
Hi Coma,
Can you explain in more detail what differences you are seeing. It's unclear what you mean by the "type of document.write is object" http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/write.asp?frame=true
Thanks
-Dave
Thanks for your reply.
Methods should be function on JavaScript/JScript/ECMAScript,
even if the method belongs to host objects, i thought.
But "document.write()", "window.alert()"... are not function
on IE.
- javascript:alert(document.write);
function write() { [native code] } // IE, Firefox
- javascript:alert(document.write instanceof Function);
false // IE
true // Firefox
- javascript:alert(typeof document.write);
object // IE
function // Firefox
These differences may cause some bugs.
How to Crash Internet Explorer
http://www.modernlifeisrubbish.co.uk/how-to-crash-internet-explorer.asp
