Re: Problem with window.open

Evertjan. said the following on 4/29/2006 3:02 PM:
> Randy Webb wrote on 29 apr 2006 in comp.lang.javascript:
>
>> No because its not a problem. The only difference is in where you need
>> to return true and false. In the first the function has to return true
>> or false, in the second it doesn't. The advantage of the first is if
>> there is a script error in the function
>
> I always write perfect function code.

Don't we all? :)

>> then you don't crash the page,
>
> What is that "crash the page"?

Broken navigation that depends on script. When an error occurs, no more
scripts execute. Or something like that.

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Randy
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