>If you go by the traditional definition, which in many circles has >been discredited - if it uses IEDOM or NSDOM, it's "DHTML", whereas >if it uses W3C DOM it's not DHTML proper - this tack draws the DHTML >line at NS4/IE4 I vaguely recall a time when some people where using DHTML to refer to IE only and dHTML in a wider sense (I think Microsoft wanted to trademark DHTML, or did, or there were rumours, or something like that, it was good while ago). -- Jon Hanna <http://www.hackcraft.net/> *Thought provoking quote goes here*Received on Wednesday, 21 January 2004 10:22:03 GMT
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