@CharlesJan 06.2003 — #[font=goergia]Dave's links are to Microsoft's documentation for [i]JScript[/i] which is something that is not [i]JavaScript[/i].
@CharlesJan 06.2003 — #[font=georgia]No, it is not reasonable to waste your time reading documentation that applies to only one and only one browser when you can read documentation that applies to all JavaScript enabled browsers.[/font]
@jeffmottJan 06.2003 — #Isn't it also reasonable to use common sense? In a reply to your post, not a reply to your signature, Charles said you links referenced Microsoft's JScript. Common sense would allow you to assume that he was referring to the links that pointed to the MS site. Your time might be better spent giving the original poster more information (which Charles had to do for you), instead of arguing about trivial details that no one was actually confused about.
BTW: When targeting a world wide audience, IE is not the only browser out there. You need to get off your obsession with it.
@CharlesJan 06.2003 — #[i]Originally posted by khalidali63 [/i]
[b]I guess at I didnt realise that they were missing any info and I was posting this for a biginner,who require a detailed datasheet.[/B][/QUOTE][font=georgia]I'm not certain that that information isn't there. It should be but I cannot find it. I thought, perhaps, that you might know.[/font]
@said_foxauthorJan 06.2003 — #From all of your valuable replies and from my own search for a JavaScript manual in *.chm file format. I can say that, till this moment, there's no any manual for JavaScript in *.CHM like which is available for PHP. In the future I hope like this manual will be available.
[b]What's the matter with your common sense?[/b][/quote] Ok, my bad.
[i]Dave Clark[/i]
[b]there is one for IE, But that is unacceptable to some people[/b][/quote] There is one for JScript, not JavaScript. All some of us want is for you to make that distinction. If the original poster chooses to read it they should be made aware that what they are reading is [i]not[/i] for JavaScript.