Javascript compatibility between Firefox, Internet Explorer and other browsers can make Ajax and Javascript effects a headache. Each browser does things just a bit differently, forcing Web developers to check which browser the user has and branch their code into if-else statements accordingly. Learn how to use the Javascript library jQuery to solve browser compatibility problems for you.
Anybody who's ever had to code JavaScript for public access sites knows what a headache it can be to make that scripting language behave as needed in IE, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome. I'm sure others have wished, as I have, for a one-script-fits-all form of JavaScript that would cure the browser compatibility headache once and for all. I can't yet say that jQuery is a universal panacea for this particular problem, but I can say...