Strange behavior of Google Chrome 6

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There is a piece of code. Inside a certain function.

_ondblclick = 'some_function();';
ondblclick = 'some_function();';

alert(_ondblclick);
alert(ondblclick);


In FF3, both messages are the same and expected.
Chrome 6 — second message gives null.

Who knows why?
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Apparently, Chrome does not allow to write in the global scope (which in fact have window) variables with the attribute names of the event handlers.
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In a different scope alertid what you need.
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