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Um...JScript?
Anyone know JScript? Or some good tutorials for it?
And could anyone tell me just how much like JavaScript it truly is? :) |
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haha, yeah...
Dodgy is a good word for Microsoft in general, though |
JScript is the Microsoft Javascript, basically they added alot of functions that don't follow standards and made it harder for other browsers to be compatible.
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aaaah
How very...like Microsoft. So I guess that means that I won't find any information that I don't have to buy? |
You will, but you don't want to learn it. Learn Javascript.
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Someone needs to write a decent version of JavaScript. Something like Python, perhaps?
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I have to work with JScript because InfoPath tells me to and, if I can at all help it, I would like to avoid coding a huge painful form by hand when I've spent so much time on this already. |
Why are you using InfoPath? Come to think of it, what exactly is InfoPath? I have it installed, but AFAIK, it's just taking up space.
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Ok. Here's the thing. Javascript code works when read by a JScript reader, it just doesn't work the other way around. So again, use Javascript, not JScript.
What is InfoPath? |
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