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Older web browsers are not equipped to handle standard Javascript. The 1 and 2 versions will likely display your full Javascript code instead of performing the Javascript you want. If you don't want your code displayed for anyone still using an older browser, there is a simple step you can take to get around it.
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Find out how many web browsers do not handle Javascript. This will help determine if protecting your code from older browsers is needed. Check online resources to find out how many older browsers are still being used.
Start your code with the opening tag: .
eHow Article: How to Handle Older Browsers With Javascript
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