> You really should use the "Moo way" of doing things. It will make things a > lot easier in the long run when programs get more complex.
Your Moo-ified adjustment doesn't work in IE. onChange doesn't fire in IE until the element is blurred. It's possible to fire blur() manually, then re-focus() to preclude user astonishment... however, that path is unnecessarily cumbersome and best practice from MS is to use (or wrap) click events. Think it's also useful to work frameworkless once in a while (that's the way the original Fiddle was set up, and I know Matthew knows Moo well). Anyway, Moo + cross-browser: http://jsfiddle.net/sanford/CBcFn/5/ -- S.
