Comment Re:AJAX will also kick your ass (Score 1) 541
The best DOM reference I've been able to find is at MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url= /workshop/author/dhtml/reference/dhtml_reference_e ntry.asp?frame=true
It's a slick layout and is comprehensive and consistent. It will tell you what versions of IE started supporting the particular object/property/method you're looking at, as well as the version and standard in which the thing you're looking at is defined. If it says it is not part of any standard, that basically means not to expect it to work in anything but IE. Stick to objects/properties/etc that are standardized and that site will help a lot.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url
It's a slick layout and is comprehensive and consistent. It will tell you what versions of IE started supporting the particular object/property/method you're looking at, as well as the version and standard in which the thing you're looking at is defined. If it says it is not part of any standard, that basically means not to expect it to work in anything but IE. Stick to objects/properties/etc that are standardized and that site will help a lot.
