Thanx a lot! I would never guess this extra comma can be the reason in
IE. Indeed, I started to debug it in IE and noticed it produced
'undefined' on the last iteration. So I decided to insert a condition
if(n){}:
...
init: function(id, nodes) {
var id = id || 'staff' ;
var nodes = nodes || this.nodes;
nodes.each(function(n) {
if(n){
n.container = nodes;
this.createDOMFragment(id, n);
if (n.children)
this.init(n.id, n.children);
}
}.bind(this));
},
...
But now on removing the extra comma the condition is unnecessary.
to Christophe: I checked this version at
http://media.pragprog.com/titles/cppsu/code/prototype/dom/people.js to
make sure I haven't made any errors on my own. But this sneaky comma
is there.
Btw. is there a decent debugger for IE like Firebug for Firefox? Maybe
you could recommend something.
Thank you
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