Firefox supports document.all

Post #201,512 by ubernostrum 4/1/05 1:29:06 AM Reply	Firefox supports document.all But will throw a warning in the JavaScript console telling you to use a DOM method instead. --\r\nYou cooin' with my bird? \r\n[link\|http://www.shtuff.us/\|shtuff]
Post #201,529 by ChrisR 4/1/05 8:55:27 AM Reply	Those firefox people are sharp. Used to not work, and I've avoided document.all like the plague. Must of found time somewhere down the line to cripple the browser to conform to a non-standard. Anyhow, there's still lot's of incompatibilities betwixt IE and Firefox, and without seeing the offending script, it's a bit hard to say what the problem is.
Post #201,624 by ubernostrum 4/2/05 12:15:30 AM Reply	Quirks mode Non-standard methods like `document.all()` work only in quirks mode, I believe; same applies for things like stylesheets served as MIME-types other than `text/css`. If you design a page that renders in standards mode (I believe the trigger is a DOCTYPE with a fully-qualified URL to the DTD), then it won't let you get away with that stuff. --\r\nYou cooin' with my bird? \r\n[link\|http://www.shtuff.us/\|shtuff]
Post #201,636 by ChrisR 4/2/05 10:56:44 AM Reply	That explains it. I use a DOCTYPE in my production stuff, which is why it never works there.

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