> Cool, looks like you have it working. Well, here's a couple notes in conclusion.
My original problem was this: when embedding a QuickTime object in IE, if you remove the DOM object that contains the QuickTime, then try to make the exact same DOM object with a new QuickTime, the QuickTime control bar fails to appear. An attempt was made to avoid jQuery, and remove/add the QuickTime DOM objects directly with JS, hoping that this would solve the problem. Sadly, after two days of attacking the DOM, I found that the problem still exists. Thankfully, I found a workaround. It's a bad workaround, but it works, it's reliable, and, well, it's the ONLY thing I've seen that's working: I put the QuickTime in an iframe. Which makes me feel a little dirty. But that iframe can be added and removed a thousand times over, and IE properly kills the QuickTime when the iframe is destroyed. So, I'm willing to call this case closed. A little disappointing, but closed. Thanks for all your help, Mike. This is part of a project that's going to see some widespread use, and I'll make sure you get some troubleshooting credit. Aaron
