John Resig - Bad Object DetectionA common technique for writing cross-browser JavaScript code is to detect the features that you wish to use before you actually use them. Good object detection is done on a case-by-case basis, analyzing each feature as it’s encountered. Some common examples of object detection: // Is XPath querying available? if ( document.evaluate ) {} // Does the element have style information? if ( element.styl
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