To make the issue below more clear, I've posted an example of the issue: http://www.pengoworks.com/workshop/jquery/ie6_form_fragment_bug.htm
If you run this code in FF or IE7, the checkbox will be checked. However, in IE6 the checkbox is not checked--even though as you can see the DOM fragment that's generated shows the checkbox as being marked as being checked. I've tested this code with build 1938 (v1.1.3a) and see the same issue. Any ideas? -Dan >I've got a weird IE6 issue. I'm creating a DOM fragment that gets appended >to the DOM using the append() method. > >Before that DOM method gets append, I'm doing some additional manipulation >to change the value of some form fields. > >If I output the contends of alert(oDom.html()); I can see that my changes >have been made, but when the DOM fragment is appended, the screen doesn't >reflect those changes. It's like it's using a dirty version of the DOM >fragment. > >I do not see this issue in IE7 or FF1.5+. I'm using jQuery 1.1.2. > >When I've run into this issue in the past, I've just done the form >manipulation *after* appending to the DOM--which works. However, in this >case I really need to modify the DOM fragment. > >Any ideas?
