So i replaced that code with this:
var x;
for (x in
jel.data){
new
Element('option',{'value':jel.data[x].frval}).appendText
(jel.data[x].frname).injectInside(frmel);
}
And it works... But why does the .each method not work here?
On Mar 3, 7:15 pm, electronbender <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have this function:
> jel.data.each(function(jop){
> new Element('option',{'value':jop.frval}).appendText
> (jop.frname).injectInside(frmel);
>
> })
>
> Works fine in FF, but IE says that jop is undefined, and the error i
> get is that jop.frval is null or not an object.
> However, if i debug using Visual Studio, and add a watch to jel.data
> you can clearly see that there are 15 elements in the array.
> So why is this not working in IE?
