Hey all,
Sorry if this is a tired issue, I swear I did my best to search for it.
I'm using load() to do some ajax content, but it seems to be broken in
IE7. However, if I disable "Native XMLHTTP Support" in IE prefs, it
works fine. The page is http://www.telltalegames.com/samandmax
(although some of the other Javascript in there is a nightmare, for
which I apologize... a cleanup is in the works), but this should be the
relevant section:
// First we fade out the box
$('#ajax_episodebox').fadeOut("normal",function() {
// The URL to request
var url = "/ajaxable/episodebox?episode=" + domaincode ;
if(domaincode == 'overview') {
url = url + "&franchise=" + franchise;
}
// Load the url result into the box
$('#ajax_episodebox').load(url, false, function() {
current_screen = 0;
current_video = 0;
// When load is complete, fade back in
$('#ajax_episodebox').fadeIn("normal");
ajaxing = false;
});
activateEpBox(domaincode, franchise);
});
});
This seems pretty straightforward, but I'm definitely missing something.
Does anyone have any ideas? I'm using jQuery 1.0.2 for thickbox
compatibility if that makes a difference (in case it's a fix in 1.0.3 or
something)
Doug Tabacco
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