huh, IE is one of those curses which came down to earth from the hell.
anyway if you face such problem you should check the following stuffs -
1. this guy described about the first problem
2. here is what i have faced and resolved,
i had a javascript code like this -
var element = new Element(“a”, {class: “keyboard_option_link”, href: “javascript: void(0)”});
so IE minds, because i have used “class” the fix i have used -
var element = new Element(“a”, {“class”: “keyboard_option_link”, href: “javascript: void(0)”});
this things now working fine,
best wishes,





“IE is one of those curses which came down to earth from the hell”
I found this quite funny
Unfortunately it is one of the more popular browsers amongst non-tech guys and we need to provide support for it whenever we develop something
“IE is one of those curses which came down to earth from the hell”
I found this quite funny
I faced a similar problem onc with regards to commas in arrays
Unfortunately it is one of the more popular browsers amongst non-tech guys and we need to provide support for it whenever we develop something
yea you right,
fortunately ie 7 is getting more popularity.
eventually ie 8 shows up which is suppose to keep web standard promise.
IE 8 Bta 2 is a real joy to run on the computer.
M$ kept there promise but have a little own way of working with soms standards. Anyred, your site looks great in IE8 so you dont have to worry
Best regards
IE is one of the most advanged browser in the world of Internet and computing. Mozilla Firefox ed are used by non stetech guys because it is not reading as strict as IE does..
IE8 is becomming a great and fast browser..
testing whether comment does work
IE is a joke and no developer worth their salt would ever consider using it.