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Having fun with IE part 5 - what item?
Some more IE-weirdness.
JavaScript:
Why is 'item' special in IE's global scope?
JavaScript:
1 | alert(window.item == window); |
Why is 'item' special in IE's global scope?
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Comments
By
Jejking,
Tuesday 17 November 2009 02:36
Because it's Microsoft? 
What are you trying to say here.
What are you trying to say here.
By
sunflame,
Tuesday 17 November 2009 07:06
Ergens gevonden binnen een discussie uit 2003.Since IE puts every object with a name or ID in the global scope, I wouldn't be surprised if it reserves item as a property of window
window.item(0)
being equivalent to the first element with a name or ID.
By
crisp,
Tuesday 17 November 2009 08:34
Yes, it's a result of MS having built DOM on top of their document.all object model. This is just something I recently found in a case where it was the cause of strange behaviour in IE.
