Thanks Dan, I didn't realise that. And Diego too, not to forget
anyone :)
In any case, our client didn't like the initial concept, so we've
rebuilt it with a new skin - this one doesn't require the use of
tables, so the problem is neatly avoided.
On Apr 23, 1:28 pm, "Dan G. Switzer, II" <[EMAI
>Did anyone realise that you can't use TABLEs as targets for $.load, at
>least in IE? That was what I was trying to do - changing it to a DIV,
>with the table in question within that, fixed the issue...
Tables are notoriously quirky DOM objects to work w/in IE.
It's possible it would have worke
Glad you found a solution. Well done... I was about to get messy with
some code!
I suppose that make sense because a TABLE will have many path/nodes
jQuery could use to insert the content (every cell basically). Then
jQuery has no way of definitely knowing where you want the content to
go.
Thank
And now for the fun part - I've figured it out.
Did anyone realise that you can't use TABLEs as targets for $.load, at
least in IE? That was what I was trying to do - changing it to a DIV,
with the table in question within that, fixed the issue...
On Apr 23, 10:08 am, MrTufty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I've been doing more diagnosis...
It seems to be just the .load() that is broken - I briefly tested it
with .get(), shifting the content loaded into the correct place with a
callback function. That worked, but the scripts I have in the file I'm
loading don't get executed, so my nice drag-and-drop
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