> I'll try, but not sure how it can run without the html... I'm new to the > jsfiddle game so bear with me. In fact, the function I posted originally > seems to be the problem in a nutshell... if you want me to paste that into > jsfiddle I can...?? But I've already tried stripping it down and > simplifying the function to so that its just a Request.HTML using > Element.filter on a selector and it doesn't so I don't know how I could get > it to work in jsfiddle.
You don't need all the surrounding HTML. You just need the elements that are relevant. jsFiddle provides its own HEAD element and wraps yours in a BODY. -- S.
