* cwflamont wrote:
>Should Opera do this?:
>
>http://www.gateho.nildram.co.uk/temp/graphics/SVG/svg_circle_object_onload_debug.html
>
>Surely the colour should change before the final alert appears?
>
>I was quite surprised to have Safari work 'out of the box' on my last
>experiment, but with this file it seems not to want to do as other
>browsers.
I wanted to look at this, but you are using many alert calls. I'm afraid
browsers tend to behave in all sorts of strange ways when alert is used,
it would help if you could use a different method for tracing and debug
statements. I heard some people like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Log4js
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