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From: Alexey M. <ma...@ca...> - 2000-12-07 18:52:38
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> Netscape and Microsoft to stick to the W3C standard.. (and then making sure
> that the W3C doesn't change everything every year :-)
Have you heard about "emulation" of brouser DOM library?
if(ie) {document.layers=new Array()
document.layers[0]=document.all[xxx]
etc....
}
So you really could make library,
which makes browser W3C compatible
You need to make "document.getElementById = My_nn_func()"
and others....
But is it worth to do so?
(also could in IE be done catching of Event , when user makes a.a="b" ?)
> Also I don't see where you could make the speed advantages? the slowness of
"if" statemant always use much CPU.
and here it is in cycles.
> in IE it looks like it's rerendering everything on screen and I believe
> that's the main problem,
:)
Netscape4 will not rerender - it also called a problem of NN :)))
(you could do it manually if you know function name - I do not :-/
Malx
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