I am not sure this is related... anyway since I see a mixed case class
name... worth a try !

For what it concerns selectors, specifically with a "class" attribute
match, there is a different case sensitivity/insensitivity handling
between documents with different DOCTYPE declarations (Quirks vs.
Strict mode). I would try first to make the className lowercase and
see if that works, then add a strict DOCTYPE if that fits your
objectives.

If this shows not to be the problem try posting a link to an on-line
test (jsfiddle maybe?) so people can have a closer look and have more
precise suggestions.

--
Diego

On 24 Mar, 17:26, FireDog <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have some code that works in IE 7 but does not return an array of
> elments in IE 8
> Example:
> this.Carousel = $(divID);
> this.Pages = this.Carousel.select('div[class="CarouselV9Page"]');
>
> this is only happening when IE 8 is not set to IE 7 compatibiliy.
>
> Can some one pleas help?

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