Thanks Dan, I didn't realise that. And Diego too, not to forget anyone :) In any case, our client didn't like the initial concept, so we've rebuilt it with a new skin - this one doesn't require the use of tables, so the problem is neatly avoided.
On Apr 23, 1:28 pm, "Dan G. Switzer, II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >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... > > Tables are notoriously quirky DOM objects to work w/in IE. > > It's possible it would have worked if you placed the content directly into > the <tbody /> tag instead of the <table /> tag. That's technically where <tr > /> elements belong--they are not children of the <table /> tag but of the > <tbody /> tag. If you're <table /> structure is missing a <tbody /> tag, the > browser will automatically add it. > > -Dan
