And now for the fun part - I've figured it out.
Did anyone realise that you can't use TABLEs as targets for $.load, at
least in IE? That was what I was trying to do - changing it to a DIV,
with the table in question within that, fixed the issue...
On Apr 23, 10:08 am, MrTufty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been doing more diagnosis...
>
> It seems to be just the .load() that is broken - I briefly tested it
> with .get(), shifting the content loaded into the correct place with a
> callback function. That worked, but the scripts I have in the file I'm
> loading don't get executed, so my nice drag-and-drop system is broken
> still.
>
> I've tried several versions of jQuery (1.1.2, 1.2, and the latest -
> also tried the uncompressed versions) now to see if that makes a
> difference, and I've also pulled out the interactive system from the
> CakePHP framework the site is built in. Now I'm running with static
> html pages, and the end result is still exactly the same. At least I
> eliminated the possibility that Cake was causing the problem - it was
> a long shot in any case.
>
> On Apr 23, 9:49 am, MrTufty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
>
> > This is a strange one and it's driving me mad.
>
> > I've been tasked with creating an interactive presentation for a
> > website my company is developing, and I've been using jQuery
> > throughout (we already use it to great effect on the rest of the
> > site). We're also using the Interface plugin to give us some more nice
> > animations.
>
> > Most of the functionality for this was fleshed out on Friday - at that
> > time, it worked perfectly in IE7, but broke horribly in Firefox
> > whenever you tried to drag anything.
>
> > Over the weekend I redeveloped it from scratch, and now it works in
> > Firefox, but is broken in IE7 - except it's not when you try to drag
> > something, but when I try to load the main content with:
>
> > $(document).ready( function() {
>
> > $("#from").load("step_1.html");
>
> > });
>
> > For some reason this doesn't work in IE7, but works in Firefox and
> > Safari. In IE7, both on my work system and my home system, I get an
> > unknown runtime error at line 1 and char 1. I'm guessing it's probably
> > more my code that's broken than jQuery, but I can't think what I
> > changed between Friday's code that worked in IE7 and today's code that
> > doesn't. If it was broken in all browsers I'd be less confused...
>
> > Does anyone have any ideas of where I can look?
>
> > Here's what we have so far:
>
> >http://www.aesgroup.com/clients/sensient-flavors/interactive/
>
> > Thanks everyone.
