Rails - May 2006 - Error in IE, works in FireFox?

Hi,

I have an rjs that works just fine in firefox (no errors in FireBug). In 
IE however it doesn''t.

When I tried to debug it, I arrived to the following:
1. page.replace of some element - fails in IE with "Object Error",
even
if I''m replacing the element with a simple
"<tr></tr>"
2. page.hide of that same element - works
3. page.remove of that same element - works as well.

What could the cause be?

Thanks,

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Is it a div that you are are replacing content for?  It seems to me that
there are some tags that aren''t recognized as block level elements like
tr,
so if you are using one of those tags that would explain the error.  I could
be way off though...

Rob

On 5/19/06, Ronen Levi <RonenLevi2001@yahoo.com>
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have an rjs that works just fine in firefox (no errors in FireBug). In
> IE however it doesn''t.
>
> When I tried to debug it, I arrived to the following:
> 1. page.replace of some element - fails in IE with "Object
Error", even
> if I''m replacing the element with a simple
"<tr></tr>"
> 2. page.hide of that same element - works
> 3. page.remove of that same element - works as well.
>
> What could the cause be?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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Hi Ronen,

Ronen Levi wrote:
>
> I have an rjs that works just fine in firefox (no
> errors in FireBug). In IE however it doesn''t.
>
> When I tried to debug it, I arrived to the following:
> 1. page.replace of some element - fails in IE with
> "Object Error", even  if I''m replacing the element
> with a simple "<tr></tr>"
Tables, in particular, are an area where MS treats the DOM very differently 
than the W3C recommendations / standards.  You might find this link helpful.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/tables/buildtables.asp

Best regards,
Bill