Reference Manual for FireFox (and other Mozilla) DOM Programming

We are currently finishing up an ASP.NET 1.1 application for one of our clients.  One of the requirements was to support the FireFox browser.   Now, ASP.NET does a good job of this - on the server.   But where we ran into problems and incompatabilities with IE was with programming the DOM with Java script on the client.

Fortunately, my developer who was working on this tracked down the Gecko DOM Reference for the FireFox and other Mozilla-based browsers.

This is a good link to tuck away somewhere, because if/when you need it, you'll really need it...

Published Wednesday, February 23, 2005 6:55 PM by Jackie Goldstein
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Friday, July 07, 2006 3:10 PM by adam jones

# re: Reference Manual for FireFox (and other Mozilla) DOM Programming

I design for firefox first, then make it compatible with IE.  If the customer base for IE wasn't so overpowering I would never use IE.  As it stands far too many sites are designed IE only because of their use of non-standards-based code and markup.  The gecko DOM reference is one of my most valued tools for web development.  The other main reference is the excellent library at msdn.microsoft.com/library/.

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