Just a note - that page is a bit misleading. There's a section labeled "Other JavaScript Keywords" that lists all sorts of DOM object properties. But none of these are actually reserved words in the way that, say, "class" is. IOW, you wouldn't need to quote them if you used them as object literal property names.
-Mike > From: Karl Rudd > > JavaScript has quite a few "unused" (well many are used in > the upcoming versions) keywords. You can't use these words as > keys without putting quotes around them. List of keywords here: > > http://www.quackit.com/javascript/javascript_reserved_words.cfm
