Well, I guess it is too much to hope that there would not be any errors in an almost 2,000 page book. Bertrand Le Roy sent me an email pointing out a security hole in one of my code samples
JavaScript (or more accurately, ECMAScript 3.0) does not support properties. JavaScript objects do not have properties in the same sense as C# or VB.NET objects have properties. That’s unfortunate, since there are benefits to...
Two of the Mozilla implementations of the JavaScript engine, SpiderMonkey and Rhino, support a special list of magic properties. Because SpiderMonkey is the JavaScript engine used by Firefox, this means that you can use...
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