Convert javascript for IE to NS and Safari

[Slippy]

Hi,
Anyone have any tips on a good site with a few pointers on how to convert javascript working on IE to work with NS and Safari. For example, this code doesn't work on Safari but on IE and I have no idea why:

<div id="divFold0" class="expMenuMain"><a href="/html/omplastik/omplastik.shtml" class="expLinxMain" onclick="visaMain(0);hideshow('omplastik'); if(B.ie5 || B.ie4) this.blur(); return false"><img src="/images/menu/main/plastikkirurgi1.gif" name="expPlastikkirurgi" border="0"></a><br>
<div id="divFoldSub0_0" class="expMenuSub"><a href="/html/omplastik/historia.shtml" target="main" class="expLinxSub" onclick="hideshow('historia');"><img src="/images/menu/sub/historia.gif" border="0"></a><br>
<div id="divFoldSub0_0_0" class="expMenuSub2">x</div>
</div>
<div id="divFoldSub0_1" class="expMenuSub"><a href="/html/omplastik/defenitioner.shtml" target="main" class="expLinxSub" onclick="hideshow('def');"><img src="/images/menu/sub/Definitioner.gif" border="0"></a><br>
<div id="divFoldSub0_1_0" class="expMenuSub2">x</div>
</div>
<div id="divFoldSub0_2" class="expMenuSub"><a href="/html/omplastik/skonhetideal.shtml" target="main" class="expLinxSub" onclick="hideshow('skonhet');"><img src="/images/menu/sub/skonhetsideal.gif" border="0"></a><br>
<div id="divFoldSub0_2_0" class="expMenuSub2">x</div>
</div>
<div id="divFoldSub0_3" class="expMenuSub"><a href="/html/omplastik/asikter.shtml" target="main" class="expLinxSub" onclick="hideshow('asikter');"><img src="/images/menu/sub/asikter.gif" border="0"></a><br>
<div id="divFoldSub0_3_0" class="expMenuSub2">x</div>
</div>
</div>


Cheers,
Slippy

[adios]

Neither do we. Any chance of seeing those functions? What's 'B.ie5' and 'B.ie4'? Probably a sniffer object, but...

Probably best to learn how to write DOM-compliant JavaScript, period. This will generally run in Internet Explorer, albeit with a few (key) changes, and you won't be developing bad habits. Unless you're tied to specific scripts, why not just use ones that are already cross-browser? 'Conversion' can be more trouble than it's worth.

http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/contents.html