dom - JavaScript documentation across standardized browsers for Events -
i attempting learn javascript , find task bit difficult in respects. looking event support across major browsers. far events go, there seems 2 general flavors: (1) microsoft way, , (2) standardized way.
i aware ie 8 not support dom level 2 events, ie 9 expected support dom level 3 events. on microsoft side there exists distinct list of dhtml events. description of event object available.
in standardized way clumping dom level 0 support has no official specification, , dom level 2 events written w3c. standardized way followed of major browsers except msie, namely: firefox, chrome, safari, , opera. each of standardized browsers have varying level of documentation around support of events indicated following links.
dom level 0 events
safari html reference: supported attributes
html, xhtml, , wml in opera presto 2.8
no information chrome.
dom level 2 events
gecko dom events (appears incomplete)
webkit standards support targets (implicitly covering chrome , safari @ high level)
dom 2 ui, mouse & mutation events support in opera presto 2.8
is safe documentation across standardized browsers interoperable? aware of quirksmode compatibility tables in regards type of information. however, hardly find comforting when problem encountered , hope there details can count on instead. i'd exclude libraries (such jquery , such) @ point.
no. there variation around key events within browsers, , big libraries such jquery normalize bare minimum of (correctly, in view). way deal inconsistencies learn people have learned hard way. best resource miles i've found page jan wolter: http://unixpapa.com/js/key.html. accurate , comprehensive.
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