You can wrap that code in an if statement looking for ie6.
On 6/12/07, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>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? It seems I can work around the issue in IE6 by making the .each() operation essentially asynchronous: $("input, select, textarea", oDom) // this will update the value in each field .each( function (){ var field = $(this); setTimeout( function (){ field[0].checked = true; } , 0 ); } ) ; This seems pretty hackish though... -Dan
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