You could use some sort of content negotiation to serve up different versions of jquery depending on browser. Apache has a few different ways of doing this, not sure about other web servers.
On Friday March 9 2007 10:10:14 am Jeremy Dill wrote: > I am having major issues with the newer versions of JQuery with IE6. > Everything works beautifully in Firefox and IE 7. Jquery 1.04 is stable in > IE 6, but jquery1.11+ causes an occasionally crash IE runtime error when > using radio buttons that are triggering xajax calls. A bigger issue is > that now I have really messeded CSS issues. To solve the Radio button > issues, I am probably just going to remodel that part of the page without > radios. But, as far as the CSS, I am at a loss. Any ideas on how Jquery > 1.1.1+ could cause css issues in IE? I am looking for clues, but haven't > found any yet. Each refresh causes different div backgrounds to appear and > dissappear in a seemingly random pattern. > > Can somebody wave a magic wand and make IE6 go away? > > thanks, > > jeremy
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