I can help out a little there. I started stepping through the error
with a debugger. Since it's the packed version, I don't know where
exactly it's breaking, but I can tell you that your ajax request is
working properly.
Here's what little I can tell you. The execution breaks in an
anonymous function. The local variables at this time are c, which
looks like a P element; d, which is the string "innerHTML"; a, which
is a string "<p>Why won't you work?</p>"; and e, which is an object
that looks kinda like a mapping of DOM attributes to javascript
properties--probably a JQuery internal object.
So basically that code is saying:
if there is a DOM property that maps to "innerHTML"
{
if the ajax response is defined
{
set the P element's innerHTML to the value of the response
}
}
Chad
On May 16, 11:48 pm, Bil Corry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ⓙⓐⓚⓔ wrote on 5/16/2007 8:02 PM:
>
> > My link is live! ANY IE TAKERS???
>
> >http://cigar.dynalias.org/test1.html
>
> I get a runtime error within jquery.js:
>
> Line: 0
> Error: Unknown runtime error
>
> It's highlighting the error as "c[e[d]]=a" within this bit:
>
> if(e[d]){if(a!=undefined)c[e[d]]=a;
>
> Try switching to the uncompressed version of jQuery.
>
> - Bil
