the crossProbe Object.

	window.crossProbe syntax: var foo = new crossProbe( ); One crossProbe instance is automatically created at run-time, namely navigator.crossProbe or cp. These two "aliases" reference the same object, so mixing them doesn't matter. Unless you are developing complex solutions, this "default" object alone will do just fine working with. You access it's methods and properties either with navigator.crossProbe.propertyname or by the more typo-friendly cp.propertyname. Important; The following methods and event-wrappers are bound to the default instance, navigator.crossProbe / cp . Setting them on other crossProbe-instance will have no effect. onloadAndsuccess onloadAndfailure onfailureURL confirmBugTrackText disableDefaultsIE disableDefaultsOpera bindEvents forceEvents goodWillMode
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