Scott, thanks for your time, I have been banging my head on the desk
for a while. I edited the code down and used JS Bin: http://jsbin.com/ehoxu
The original jQuery plugin uses ajax to bring in a form from a php
page and does some other things, but my watered down version on JS Bin
seems to generated the same results in the browsers I tested the full
version in.
I will try the other suggestions you made although I'm not sure about
binding a click event to the 'a' tags. I think I am stuck with onclick
() since the page is generated dynamically and I have to get values
from a database then pass them into the curvesLeadForm function using
on page php echos.
I guess there are ways around using onclick but they seem to involve
rewriting a lot of code.
Thanks again.
~ Matthew
On Nov 10, 12:52 pm, Scott Sauyet <scott.sau...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 10, 2:22 pm, Matthew <mvbo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > So my code works in FF, IE8 and Safari (I've only tested in the
> > latest versions of all). But in IE6 and IE7 I get an error saying
> > "Object doesnt support this property or method".
>
> I know the site is not visible, but can you make a small test case
> using JS Bin [1]?
>
> I'm guessing that just trying to make this sample will lead you to a
> solution, but if not, people will have much more to go on when trying
> to help.
>
> Things to check: Does it work when bound (without the customization)
> from a $("a.fitness_plan_link").click(...) handler? That should help
> determine if the issue is the "javascript:" pseudo-protocol. Can the
> plug-in run using some defaults rather than the parameter? If so, try
> it with the defaults, which will let you know if whether it's
> something in your parameter. Can you log the loaderSource from inside
> the plug-in? If not, then perhaps it's something IE is doing to make
> you loaderSource selectors not work properly.
>
> -- Scott
>
> [1]http://jsbin.com/
