The following function worked fine in FF but not in IE - I'd get an
object Error (though I'm still not quite sure why):
function updateCartTotalPrice(element_id) {
total_price_td = $('total_price_td');
total_price = getPrice(total_price_td);
this_price = getPrice($(element_id));
updated_price = total_price - this_price;
updated_price = updated_price.toCurrency();
total_price_td.update(updated_price);
}
I thought for about an hour the offending code was the last line
(the .update), because the total_price_td is inside of a table. I had
heard that ie doesn't play nice with innerHTML. So I tried using
replace, and a couple other things but still no dice. Well, it turns
out the problem was actually the first line. I guess because
total_price_td is the id of an element, IE choked. I'm not sure why
though - could someone explain that? Anyway to fix it I declared
total_price_td with var like I should have in the first place. Hope
this helps someone save an hour (or 3) of frustration.
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