I'm using $ajax->link to insert a "row" of content into an empty
<div></div> area of my page. The html that gets inserted has some
content and another empty <div></div>, so the link will be able to
insert another "row" of content.
If firefox the link works perfectly, but in IE7 the link only works
the first time. Subsequent calls generate a javascript syntax error,
and no new row is inserted.
This is my main page:
<div id="addanother"></div>
<?php echo $ajax->link('Add a row', 'myurl',
array('update'=>'addanother')); ?>
and this is my update content:
content
<div id="addanother"></div>
I can't be that far off, since it works in Firefox, but am I doing
anything blatantly wrong?
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