Thanks for the clarification, Joe. I hadn't looked at the "readonly" entry in the Glossary, and hadn't yet read about the readonly Entity, EntityReference, and Notation nodes. > Yes, as documented. Basically, this exception is produced any time you > attempt to change an unchangable value which isn't defined as throwing > something else... as its name implies. This tells me exactly what I need to know for my JavaScript book. This exception may be thrown when you set any read-write property of any node. Since it is universal, I'm not going to bother mentioning it in my descriptions of every read-write property of every node.. David FlanaganReceived on Monday, 16 July 2001 14:36:23 GMT
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