Posted by jojo on 06/28/53 11:51

David Dorward schrieb:
> jojo wrote:
>
>>> In browsers that support JavaScript, and have JavaScript turned on and
>>> can recover from that error, it will cause them to go
>>> "document.SomeForm? Nope, haven't seen a document.SomeForm yet." and
>>> throw an error.
>> Yes, they have seen. Look at the form-tag...
>
> The form tag that appears in the document AFTER the script has
> executed?
>
> When the script executes there is no form.

I'm sorry, look at my reply to Andy's message.

>>> In browsers that don't support JavaScript, or have JavaScript turned
>>> off, it will do nothing at all.
>
>> Yes, I know, but I think you missed the
>>> JavaScript is allowed.
>
> The requirements allowing the use of JavaScript doesn't magically cause
> all browsers to support it (nor does it make it a good idea to depend
> on JavaScript).

Of course it doesn't. But I interpreted this as a "I know about the
disadvantages of JavaScript and can live with it".

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