Nope... jQuery $.load() eventually makes a call to
self.html(res.responseText) before attempting .evalScripts() but the problem
with IE is that jQuery attr: for innerHTML will not accept script tags when
attempting to assign it to the value of res.responseText. This following
does not work in IE ( at least IE 6.0 that I am testing with)
var script = "<script language=\"JavaScript\"
type=\"text/JavaScript\">alert('im really running');<\/script>";
var oVDiv =document.getElementById("oDiv1");
oVDiv["innerHTML"] = script;
$.getScript (http://jquery.com/api/) passes "script" in the fourth
parameter for AJAX get: and I think it would more than likely work for what
Surge is trying to do.
malsup wrote:
>
>> Internet Explorer wont execute dynamic code in that manner.
>
> Sure it will, with the help of jQuery. $().load has logic to find and
> eval script in the returned text.
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