Unfortunately, IE still chokes even if inserting the elements
individually with chained appends like Ricardo described. I've been
fooling around with it for a couple hours and haven't come up with a
syntax that will make it parse correctly. I'm going to try each
append as a separate statement ins
Fantastic!! Thanks for those excellent replies! Much appreciated. :D
On Sep 15, 12:07 pm, Ricardo wrote:
> Regarding #1, he is already doing that (in html5.js). IE fails to
> parse the new elements in innerHTML even after introducing the new
> tags via createElement.
>
> #2 works fine. If you pr
Regarding #1, he is already doing that (in html5.js). IE fails to
parse the new elements in innerHTML even after introducing the new
tags via createElement.
#2 works fine. If you provide jQuery a single tag then it will use
createElement, ex:
$('')
.append( $('').append( $('Guest') )
.append
2009/9/15 Perceptes :
>
> I've encountered a problem with the combination of jQuery, IE, and
> HTML5 elements. HTML5 elements inserted into the page after initial
> load via jQuery's DOM manipulation functions are not parsed correctly
> by IE, even with Remy Sharp's HTML5 shiv script.
>
The probl
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