On 9/25/06, Dan Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> While I'm I can't answer your problem, I can say that load works fine for me
> in IE6, and for it not to work would have been noticed much sooner as it's
> quite a widely used part of jQuery.
>
> The test suite also confirms that it's working as well.
>
> Ok.... So... name... It's used further up the script, but it's not declared
> until further down at the bottom.
>
> Also, I'm unsure why you want to use document.writeln as I find jQuery's
> methods much more compact and neat.
I'm using document.writeln() cause I generate form from a xml file. I
create the xml file to have format like this:
<form>
<design>
<line value="1">
<type value="select">
<table name="province">
</type>
<properties name="selectfield" label="Example of select Field
querying databases" input_value="" />
</line>
</design>
</form>
With above example, I want to produce an select element, then do query
to database using $().load method.
Because the form design could have many lines, I have to loop each
line, do something spesific according to the type value (text,
password, chekbox, etc)
That's why I use document.writeln() function
I suspect the same thing. In firefox, $().load could produce the right
result because it insert the result in the right time, while IE tried
to insert it while the select element still not written . I'm
downloading IE Web Developer right now, I hope I could debug the code.
Anyone have another suggestion to solve my problems?
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