That is not an error. Javascript does not require a semi-colon at the
end of each statement provided statements are on separate lines. IE:
statement1
statement2
If you place two statements on the same line, a semi-colon between them
is required, but you would not need one at the end. IE
statement1; statement2
However, most people write javascript with semi-colons because:
1. They like that style
2. They have come from some other language that uses that and so its
habit
3. They don't know any better
4. Whatever reason you (the reader) have for using them
This comes down to keeping style consistent. If you use semi-colons on
all the other lines, you should use it on this one.
Speaking of style. (IHMO) Most people would consider the use of single
quotes in setting a string variable as bad style. Its not illegal, but
most people use double quotes.
HTH,
Gareth
--- Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> var type = 'navigator:browser' // **ERROR HERE** missing semicolon
after last "'"
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