You might try adding the .each() function before your .load() call.
Carl
Pickledegg wrote:
> its 'c_name'.
>
> I've discovered something now, if I just use 1 div as the selector to
> update only 1 div,
>
> $('#charges-gsm)
>
> it works fine. But when I add multiple ones:
>
> $('#charges-gsm,#charges-gsm-faq,#charges-gsm-prices')
>
> thats when I get the error...I know that the divs exist and it works
> in FF, but why not IE?
>
> On Jul 9, 4:31 pm, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>> I have the following code that loads on $(document).ready:
>>>
>>> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> $('.ajaxdropdown').change(function(){
>>> $('#charges-gsm, #charges-gsm-faq,
>>> #charges-gsm-prices').load('/
>>> mobell/includes/html/gsm-tariff.php?c_name='+escape($(this).val()));
>>> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> Its pretty self explanatory, but to summarise I have three divs on my
>>> page - (#charges-gsm, #charges-gsm-faq & #charges-gsm-prices) which
>>> update with the content of the ajax load.
>>> The trigger for this event is from dropdowns on the page, which have
>>> the class '.dropdown'.
>>>
>>> All works well in Firefox & Safari, but in IE (6&7) I get no content
>>> in my divs and the following error:
>>>
>>> 'nodeName' is null or not an object
>>>
>>> I've narrowed it down to the line that mentions .ajaxdropdown, so I
>>> think its because IE is having trouble finding the element, but I've
>>> tried putting other selectors in instead of .ajaxdropdown, and its the
>>> same error.
>>>
>>> Can anyone see why it may be happening? Thank you.
>>>
>> What is the "name" attribute of the .ajaxdropdown element?
>>
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