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Yehuda Shiran December 24, 2000
Version Reporting
Tips: December 2000

Yehuda Shiran, Ph.D.
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 Netscape 6 provides a way to query on line whether a specific version of an application is supported by the browser you are running on. Examples for applications you can ask about are: "XML" and "HTML". Versions are decimal numbers such as "1.0", "2.0", and "3.0". Here is the syntax of this utility: 
document.implementation.hasFeature(application name, version number);
For example:

document.implementation.hasFeature("DOM", "1.0");
and:

document.implementation.hasFeature("XML", "2.0");
Let's check the current browser you are running on: "DOM" 1.0? "HTML" 1.0? "XML" 1.0? "HTML 3.0?. As you can see, it turns out that Netscape 6 does not report as supporting DOM 1.0 and HTML 3.0.

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