... is it confined to just IE, and what, if any, implications does this have for the entire AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) stack that is being touted as the Next Big Thing? This would appear to be a problem that lies at a deeper level than just IE, since JavaScript can be used in a number of other places besides this. Is it just the MS version of the JavaScript engine that is at fault, or does it run deeper than this? Anyone care to comment on this?
"Everybody knows MS is dead in the long run." Well, we're all dead in the long run, so this isn't a particularly illuminating remark. Microsoft could well outlast any of us here.
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... is it confined to just IE, and what, if any, implications does this have for the entire AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) stack that is being touted as the Next Big Thing? This would appear to be a problem that lies at a deeper level than just IE, since JavaScript can be used in a number of other places besides this. Is it just the MS version of the JavaScript engine that is at fault, or does it run deeper than this? Anyone care to comment on this?
"Everybody knows MS is dead in the long run." Well, we're all dead in the long run, so this isn't a particularly illuminating remark. Microsoft could well outlast any of us here.