[Javascript] Netscape object model : forms in div/layer

[Rodney Myers]

A client using one of my form processing scripts starts his document
body with 

    <div ID="LayoutLYR"><layer ID="LayoutLYR" ...>
    
    
In consequence, in Netscape, this test 
- intended to ensure that the <FORM> </FORM> tags 
  were not forgotten when building the page - fails:

function isForm(){
// Any form on this page?
if(window.document.forms.length==0)
	{
	alert('Whoops! : NO FORM! : CHECK PAGE for <form>..</form> tags');
	}
}

The good news is that the main part of the scripts operated OK since
they pass their objects to my functions.

I am not surprised, but I am frustrated that I cannot yet find the
information on how Netscape wants the forms addressed in its object
model.

Can anyone point me at a good reference for this?

TIA


Rodney


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