Yeah, I think I understand the idea and we've all been bitten by IE's wild surprises in how they handle DOM objects and methods. But the discussion is just theory unless a super IE expert shows up who's done what you're trying to do. I think a few people like myself might be inclined to poke at the problem in practice if you post the code somewhere that works in Firefox and fails in IE. It doesn't have to be jsfiddle, that's just an option.
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