Maybe One wouldnt blame them for this, but we will for a lot of other things specially IE, do not tell me you actually like IE ¬¬
=P . On Oct 21, 3:11 pm, Sanford Whiteman <[email protected]> wrote: > > Holy ravioli! > > I still don't get those alerts.... :( > > I see the correct output from IE8, IE7 Compatibility Mode, native IE7, > and IE 6 @http://mooshell.net/QYdKN/. > > I have to wonder if you have a "clean" test environment. The problem > you noted does need to be worked around due to IE's relative > strictness, but my workaround works in any browser I consider "IE". > > > I feel depressed... I wanna kill someone at Miscro$oft > > Again, I wouldn't blame Microsoft for this; the idea of validating an > "out-of-band" string of supposed HTML that actually isn't even close > to standard HTML is pretty cool IMO. > > -- Sandy
