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Old 02-13-2013, 03:14 PM   PM User | #6
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You should avoid giving names or id's to your variables/functions/arguments/forms words which are HTML/JavaScript methods/properties/attributes such as 'name' or 'id' or 'value' or 'test' or 'text' or 'checked' or 'click' or 'href' or 'closed' or 'go' or 'submit' or 'replace' or 'button' or 'radio' or 'parseInt'.
And of course you may not give a variable a name which is a Javascript keyword or event such as alert, case, char, confirm, false, int, null, onload, return, this, void, window, and so on.
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