JavaScript DOM

I'm a pro Seppler who is just starting to learn JavaScript, and was wondering if any /prog/ lurkers could tell me how to define 'DOM' objects, I think they're called, I know one is called 'document', when running JavaScript from a .js file?

>>40
It seems to have successfully made it to the end of the quasisentence. Probably he invoked it with (read-english :school-those-fuckers t).

>>40
Reject all but the most recent texts, eh? Reminds me of [spoiler]JAVASCRIPT[/spoiler[

>>42
It also rejects all but the most correct BBCodes.

>>36

>i totally agree with you, javascript is wayy more advance then fucking flash

confusing language and development platform. the hallmark of any terrible know-nothing 1337 programmer.

I compared JavaScript to ActionScript. Not JavaScript to Flash as you have tried to do. In this context that as an impossible comparison. What you said is so stupid it couldn't even be considered a troll attempt.

You really made yourself look like an idiot.

You need to stop using your computer and go back to scrubbing toilets.

>>35
ActionScript may be 1 version behind the latest implementations of JavaScript, but in real life, 90% of your users will not have the `latest implementation'. Hell, they may not even have a vaguely compatible implementation. This is not the case for ActionScript.

tl;dr: enjoy your if(document.getElementById).

>>44
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