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Gen-ik
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Post by Gen-ik »

Hi.

Does anyone know a good place I can get info on browsers which use the DOM? or if you know yourself.

I'm trying to find out which browers (on which platforms) use the DOM.

I know IE5.5+ on WIN uses it, and NS6+ on WIN uses it... but I'm not sure about any other browser/OS set-ups.

Any help would be great.


Thanks.
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grooou
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Post by grooou »

Here's some help


Konqueror
CSS support: Excellent
DHTML support: OK
DOM: Level 1 and document.all
Tested on: Linux
JavaScript controls: Settings => Configure => Browser => Java/JavaScript => Enable JavaScript Globally
Error messages: Can't be turned on

Ice Storm
CSS support: Excellent
DHTML support: Excellent
DOM: Level 1, document.all and document.layers
Tested on: Windows
JavaScript controls: None found
Error messages: Can't be turned on

Safari
CSS support: Excellent
DHTML support: Excellent
DOM: Level 1
Tested on: Mac OS X
JavaScript controls: Safari => Preferences => Security => Enable JavaScript
Error messages: Can't be turned on

Explorer 5
CSS support: Excellent
DHTML support: Excellent
DOM: Level 1 and document.all
Tested on: Windows, Solaris
JavaScript controls: Tools => Internet Options => Security => Custom Level => (scroll way down) => Active Scripting => Enable
Error messages: Tools => Internet Options => Advanced => Disable script debugging

Explorer 5 Mac
CSS support: Excellent
DHTML support: Excellent
DOM: Level 1 and document.all
Tested on: Mac
JavaScript controls: Edit => Preferences => Web Content => Enable scripting
Error messages: Edit => Preferences => Web Content => Show scripting error alerts

Opera 7
CSS support: Excellent
DHTML support: Excellent
DOM: Level 1 and document.all
Tested on: Windows
JavaScript controls: File => Preferences => Multimedia => Enable JavaScript
Error messages: Window => Special => JavaScript console

Mozilla
CSS support: Excellent
DHTML support: Excellent
DOM: Level 1
Tested OS: Windows, Mac
JavaScript controls:
Edit => Preferences => Advanced => Enable JavaScript for Navigator
Error messages: Type javascript: in location bar or

Explorer 6
CSS support: Excellent
DHTML support: Excellent
DOM: Level 1 and document.all
Tested on: Windows
JavaScript controls: Tools => Internet Options => Security => Custom Level => (scroll way down) => Active Scripting => Enable
Error messages: Tools => Internet Options => Advanced => Disable script debugging




please read more at:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/js/browsers2.html
http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/js/browsers3.html
http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/js/browsers4.html
http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/js/browsers5.html


Best regards,
Grooou
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Post by Gen-ik »

Thanks. This will be very helpful :)

Regards.
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Vincent Puglia
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Post by Vincent Puglia »

Hi,

To clarify and/or confuse:

All browsers use the DOM. The real question is: which DOM do they use. NN4, for example, recognizes 'document.layers' but not 'innerHTML'.
IE4 knows about 'document.all', but wasn't around for the 'getElement..' DOM.

The 'standards' are set up at: [url=http:www.w3.org]W3[/url] , but the browser manufacturers can essentially do whatever they wish.

Vinny
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