Is there any problem with writing the with format like this in JavaScript? Why not?

Result of normal running: {code...} cannot run after using with: {code...} where is the problem! {Code:

aobj.href="abcdefghi";aobj.target="_blank";aobj.style.backgroundColor='yellow';aobj.style.float= "left"; aobj.style.overflow="hidden";aobj.appendChild(img);

Results that cannot be run:

wiht(aobj){href="abcdefghi";target="_blank";style.backgroundColor='yellow';style.float= "left"; style.overflow="hidden";appendChild(img);}

Please advise if you have any questions!

I changed it for me. Thank you!

Reply content:

Result of normal operation:

aobj.href="abcdefghi";aobj.target="_blank";aobj.style.backgroundColor='yellow';aobj.style.float= "left"; aobj.style.overflow="hidden";aobj.appendChild(img);

Results that cannot be run:

wiht(aobj){href="abcdefghi";target="_blank";style.backgroundColor='yellow';style.float= "left"; style.overflow="hidden";appendChild(img);}

Please advise if you have any questions!

I changed it for me. Thank you!

Wiht spelling error

aobj = {    href: null,    target: null,    style: {},    appendChild: null};with(aobj) {    href="abcdefghi";    target="_blank";    style.backgroundColor='yellow';    style.float= "left";     style.overflow="hidden";    appendChild(img);}

With cannot use undefined attributes