In the object panel, the list of Javascript objects lists all objects starting with uppercase character. IMHO this is wrong for objects like window, screen, document..., it won't even work in the coding since Javascript is case-sensitive.
Kybos
Wrong case of some Javascript objects
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Hi Karlis,
here is a list of general Javascript objects with proper case (source selfHTML):
all (Microsoft)
anchors
applets
Array
Boolean
Date
document
elements
embeds
event
forms
frames
Function
history
images
layers (Netscape)
links
location
Math
mimeTypes
navigator
node
Number
options
plugins
RegExp
screen
String
style
window
(They should probably appear in blue color in the object reference pane)
Then there are the HTML element objects (green in the list?) which are always lower case, like tr, option, textarea etc. ... You sometimes don't use these element names at all but descriptions like TableHeader etc.
But I think this is not so important since these texts are not entered by a double-click on a property anyway...
Cheers,
Kybos
here is a list of general Javascript objects with proper case (source selfHTML):
all (Microsoft)
anchors
applets
Array
Boolean
Date
document
elements
embeds
event
forms
frames
Function
history
images
layers (Netscape)
links
location
Math
mimeTypes
navigator
node
Number
options
plugins
RegExp
screen
String
style
window
(They should probably appear in blue color in the object reference pane)
Then there are the HTML element objects (green in the list?) which are always lower case, like tr, option, textarea etc. ... You sometimes don't use these element names at all but descriptions like TableHeader etc.
But I think this is not so important since these texts are not entered by a double-click on a property anyway...
Cheers,
Kybos