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HTML DOM Node isSupported() Method

< Element Object

Example

Check if the feature Core, version 2.0, is supported for the <button> element:

var item = document.getElementsByTagName("BUTTON")[0];
item.isSupported("Core", "2.0");

The result will be:

true
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Definition and Usage

The isSupported() method checks if a specified feature is supported for the specified node.

Note: This method is obsolete in many browsers. Try to avoid using it.


Browser Support

The numbers in the table specify the first browser version that fully supports the method.

Method
isSupported() Not supported 9.0 Not supported Yes Not supported

Note: This method was supported in Chrome, Firefox and Opera before, but they no longer support it.


Syntax

node.isSupported(feature,version)

Parameters

Parameter Type Description
feature String Required. Defines the feature you want to check if is supported
version String Optional. Defines the version of the feature you want to check if is supported

Technical Details

Return Value: A Boolean, returns true if the feature is supported, otherwise false
DOM Version Core Level 2 Node Object

< Element Object