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if (browserType == "gecko" )
document.poppedLayer =
eval('document.getElementById("realtooltip")');
else if (browserType == "ie")
document.poppedLayer =
eval('document.getElementById("realtooltip")');
else
document.poppedLayer =
eval('document.layers["realtooltip"]');
document.poppedLayer.style.visibility = "hidden";
poppedLayer is used in above code, I want to understand what is poppedLayer? If someone can give me reference of the documentation about it.
It’s just a custom variable, placed on the document object (not a recommended practice).
It’s being used as a pointer to this ‘realtooltip’ element.