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rw
I think about solution to problem of reading file name where js throw
error (internet explorer problem).
What is better:
Every class to one big file (automatic merge while deploying)
Every methods with try ...catch

rw
Jul 20 '05 #1
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In article <bt**********@diplo.bci.pl>, rw <rw**@poczta.fm> writes:
I think about solution to problem of reading file name where js throw
error (internet explorer problem).
What is better:
Every class to one big file (automatic merge while deploying)
Every methods with try ...catch


Is it safe to assume that English is not your native (preferred) language? I
have spent the better part of 2 days trying to figure out whether you are
answering someone (without quoting), whether you are asking a question, or just
talking to yourself.

It appears that you are trying to read the name of a file and IE is giving you
errors. How are you trying to read it and where is the file?
--
Randy
Jul 20 '05 #2
rw wrote:
I think about solution to problem of reading file name
?
where js throw error (internet explorer problem).
What error, what code (URI), which IE version, which platform?
What is better:
Every class to one big file (automatic merge while deploying)
There are no classes in JavaScript 1.x and
JavaScript 2.0 is yet to be widely implemented.

IMHO prototypes and/or methods that have a common
use should be defined in one script file.
Every methods with try ...catch


<data> I do not understand. Please specify. </data>
PointedEars
Jul 20 '05 #3

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