Biggest Internet Explorer Problem With Javascript

HI

I have the same problem 2 prabhakar,can anyone help us pls..

hi
our project web ebi developed .net 2.0 and now open with vs2008 and require to run in IE 8 then some aspx pages not run properly for javascript code how can i need to change plz cud u give tips for me

Angsuman,

I am sure that you have already resolved your problem, but I think that it is important to note that you can simply add the “undefined” keyword to the end of the array so that the code will work in all browsers. For example, a JavaScript array could look like this: [1, 5, 6, "Cool", "Stuff", undefined]. Without looking at your JavaScript code, I would guess that the problem stems from the fact that Firefox ignores the last comma whereas IE takes note of it as if another element follows. Therefore, IE will say that the length of the array is one more than would be reported by Firefox.

Hello,
I faced javascript bug in IE7.
While browser minimized and page needs update, I cannot see any change while browser is not in focus.
Do you have any suggestions for my case?

The syntax SHOULD be allowed.

Java allows the extra comma, and the purpose is to ease maintenance of large arrays (much easier to shift ‘rows’ around while not worrying about whether to include or omit a trailing comma).

It is not a problem per se. It would seem that ie’s is the correct way to behave according to the ECMA262 standard which javascript stems from. Firefox should not allow that syntax.

This issue should however be fixed in ECMAScript 4 (Javascript 2.0)