Re: 'do JavaScript' still broken in Safari 3 beta
Re: 'do JavaScript' still broken in Safari 3 beta
- Subject: Re: 'do JavaScript' still broken in Safari 3 beta
- From: David Crowe <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:42:03 -0600
I think whatever ECMA says about 'return' is meaningless for
Javascript because everything is essentially a function in web
programming with javascript.
For example, something like <p onclick='afunction()'> has to
implicitly return(true) in order for the browser to know that the
click worked. What if afunction doesn't return true or, worse yet,
returns false? Then you'd have to modify the code to <p
onclick='afunction();return true'> which means you have to consider
the entire onclick javascript string as a function with an implicit
wrapper.
- David Crowe
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