So I have a script that, for the most part, replicates a small Excel
sheet. There's a button for adding a row, removing the last added row,
etc.; everything works fine except for one small (but crucial) bit.
Whenever a user changes any part of a column, the script is set to
recalculate everything (a la Excel) in the table. The selector for
this is:
$('tr:not(#grandrow)').livequery('change', function() {
...
//recalculations, etc
...
}
grandrow is the one row I need to not listen to it (as users are
supposed to be allowed to change that one at will); every other row
should, on changing, trigger the recalculations. This works fine in
every browser but IE.
Any ideas? I added an arbitrary "alert('trigger');" at the start of
the function just to make sure, and it doesn't trigger, so I imagine
it's a problem with that specific line.
