HOLY FRUSTRATING!!! Turns out this was an error being that i had an extra div in the output! aaaarrrggghh.. well, that was the first problem anyway, i suspect the second problem is similar.
Thanks for the help, Pete On Aug 26, 8:31 pm, pedalpete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey Gang, > > I've got two problems with IE (6&7) on a page that works perfectly in > Safari. > > The problem seems to be that when retrieving an ajax response, only > parts of the response are properly loaded into the page. > > if you want to take a look, I've set up a test environment > athttp://zifimusic.com/test-v2 > > Problem #1 > I make an ajax request to get two lists (from one request). > I then split the list into two, and the first part of the list goes > into one div, and the second part goes into a second list. > > The code I use is > [code] > success: function(response){ > $('#features').html('<span > class="feature">feature artists</ > span><span class="feature" style="margin-left:440px;">upcoming shows</ > span> '); > var splitList = > response.split("remoteSplitList"); > alert(splitList[1]); > $('#popList').html(splitList[0]); > $('#holdBands').html(splitList[1]);} > > [/code] > > For some reason, IE will never show the 'splitList[1]'. I've swaped > the splitLists into the different divs, and IF I put $ > (#holdBands').html(splitList[0]);, the first part of this list will > show in the holdBands area. > I have also put an alert on the splitList[1], and it does contain the > correct content in IE. > > I've also gone through my CSS, and since it works perfectly in FF and > Safari, I think the problem may be the way the content is being > written in IE. > > The second problem is very similar. > When selecting an artist, I make an ajax request, which gets shows, > albums, etc. > For some reason if the artist has albums, only the last album shows > up, if the artist does not have albums, then everything shows up > (songs, shows, etc.). > > Again, looking at the alerts, both of the results look very similar, > and everything works in FF and Safari, but not IE's . > > Here's that bit of code too (though I doubt this will be very helpful) > [code] > success: function(response){ > alert(response); > > $('#artistPage').html(response);} > > [/code] > > I've spent many hours looking at this and trying things, but am > completely stumped... > any ideas?
