Whups, sorry :)
On page load, the error seems to take place in a block of similar code
that modifies the initial fadeout:
var url = "/ajaxable/episodebox?episode=" + current_domaincode ;
if(current_domaincode == 'overview') {
url = url + "&franchise=" + "<?= $domaincode ?>";
}
$("#ajax_episodebox").fadeTo(1,0,function() {
$("#ajax_episodebox").load(url, false, function() { // This line
current_screen = 0;
current_video = 0
$("#ajax_episodebox").fadeIn("slow");
ajaxing = false;
});
});
The marked line above is the source of an "Invalid Argument" error. I
think it's on the $() call, but IE's terrible script debugging tools
make it hard to tell. Again, it works just fine with IE7's native
XMLHTTP support off, and in IE6.
-doug
Mike Alsup wrote:
>> This seems pretty straightforward, but I'm definitely missing something.
>
> You didn't mention what exactly the problem is. What is "broken"? Is
> there an error?
>
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