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Re: Beware of using "class" variable in I.E.

Hi,

it's the same in rpgle / free - don't use instruction name as field names.






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[WEB400] Beware of using "class" variable in I.E.






Hopefully this message will save somebody some time debugging their
JavaScript. I innocuously used the name "class" as a variable name, and
had a bugger of a time finding the bug in I.E. It's okay in Chrome and
Firefox, but not in I.E. or Safari. For example:

<html>
<body>
</body>
<script>
var class = 'Algebra II';
alert('class = ' + class);
</script>
</html>




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