G Guest Oct 6, 2005 #1 hey all, javascript or jscript so i use one or the other right? thanks, rodchar
K Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP] Oct 6, 2005 #2 If you are using client-side script, best to declare it as JavaScript for widest compatibility. JScript is a Microsoft name. Is that what you meant? Ken MVP [ASP.NET]
If you are using client-side script, best to declare it as JavaScript for widest compatibility. JScript is a Microsoft name. Is that what you meant? Ken MVP [ASP.NET]
P Patirck Ige Oct 6, 2005 #3 Kne how did you know what she meant. The subject was True/False Patrick Ken Cox said: If you are using client-side script, best to declare it as JavaScript for widest compatibility. JScript is a Microsoft name. Is that what you meant? Ken MVP [ASP.NET] rodchar said: hey all, javascript or jscript so i use one or the other right? thanks, rodchar Click to expand... Click to expand...
Kne how did you know what she meant. The subject was True/False Patrick Ken Cox said: If you are using client-side script, best to declare it as JavaScript for widest compatibility. JScript is a Microsoft name. Is that what you meant? Ken MVP [ASP.NET] rodchar said: hey all, javascript or jscript so i use one or the other right? thanks, rodchar Click to expand... Click to expand...
G Guest Oct 6, 2005 #4 Patrick, how do you know that one was a she and not a him? Patirck Ige said: Kne how did you know what she meant. The subject was True/False Patrick Ken Cox said: If you are using client-side script, best to declare it as JavaScript for widest compatibility. JScript is a Microsoft name. Is that what you meant? Ken MVP [ASP.NET] rodchar said: hey all, javascript or jscript so i use one or the other right? thanks, rodchar Click to expand... Click to expand... Click to expand...
Patrick, how do you know that one was a she and not a him? Patirck Ige said: Kne how did you know what she meant. The subject was True/False Patrick Ken Cox said: If you are using client-side script, best to declare it as JavaScript for widest compatibility. JScript is a Microsoft name. Is that what you meant? Ken MVP [ASP.NET] rodchar said: hey all, javascript or jscript so i use one or the other right? thanks, rodchar Click to expand... Click to expand... Click to expand...
S Scott Allen Oct 6, 2005 #5 Patrick, how do you know that one was a she and not a him? Click to expand... Maybe it's a computer bot....
Patrick, how do you know that one was a she and not a him? Click to expand... Maybe it's a computer bot....
G Guest Oct 6, 2005 #6 yes, that's what i meant. Ken Cox said: If you are using client-side script, best to declare it as JavaScript for widest compatibility. JScript is a Microsoft name. Is that what you meant? Ken MVP [ASP.NET] rodchar said: hey all, javascript or jscript so i use one or the other right? thanks, rodchar Click to expand... Click to expand...
yes, that's what i meant. Ken Cox said: If you are using client-side script, best to declare it as JavaScript for widest compatibility. JScript is a Microsoft name. Is that what you meant? Ken MVP [ASP.NET] rodchar said: hey all, javascript or jscript so i use one or the other right? thanks, rodchar Click to expand... Click to expand...