JavaScript = Reference Exist?

Im gearing up to code in JavaScript again and want my life to be less stressful this time around when it comes to cross-browser compatability (at least I want FireFox and IE5.5+ to work).





Is there an "actual" reference book or online resource which provides an index on all JavaScript functions/properties and the respective browser (with version) it works under? I recall a brilliant book a number years back called the Waite Group's Turbo C++ Bible -- it beautifully indexed all Turbo C++ commands, provided a short blurb, example, and compatability stats. Ideally thats what Im looking for with JavaScript.





Thanks.

JavaScript = Reference Exist?
The javascript core command set is simple, it is ECMAscript with a few browser-specific additions. That reference can be found here: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Jav... but you probably already know most of it.


The meat of coding for the web is using the Document Object Model (DOM) of the browsers. A reference for cross-browser coders is kept at Mozilla's website here: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DOM... .