Also of note: using $.get() in combination with .empty() and .append()
instead of .load() has the added benefit of fixing reflow issues I've seen
in Opera when replacing table contents. With .load(), the new content flows
in inline in a big jumble, but with $.get(), it retains the correct visual
structure. Probably another quirk with innerHTML.

Perhaps .load() should be updated to use .empty() and .append() as well??

Thanks,
Jason



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