I dont know if this is what you are talking about, but i think i was having
the same problem.
I had problems trying to change de colspan to a table's TD in IE, after
doing many tests i found the way.
Here is the jquery code:
$('.G_HD0').attr({colSpan:"3"}); searching by class
$('#td1').attr({colSpan:"3"}); searching by ID
In the example i've search the TD by class, the problem with the IE was the
way of writing COLSPAN...
it must have a capital s as the example above.
Sorry my english, im from Argentina.
pijgu wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> Hoping you can help me out. I've got a scenario where my table is as so:
>
> <table>
> <tr>
> <th>Section Heading</th>
> <td>Section content lots and lots of paragraphs...</td>
> </tr>
> <tr>
> <th>Section Heading</th>
> <td>Section content lots and lots of paragraphs...</td>
> </tr>
> ....
> </table>
>
> The situation is that the table is "collapsable". It works as so:
> 1. User clicks on th
> 2. corresponding td is hidden with jquery
> 3. colspan of th is set to "2"
> 4. width of th is set to 100%
>
> If the row is "collapsed" when the user clicks on a th, then:
> 1. colspan of th is set to "1"
> 2. width of th is set to 20%
> 3. td is shown
> 4. width of td is set to 80%
>
> This works fine on FF. However, on IE6 I am having the weird problem where
> once a row is expanded, the collapsed ths no longer extend to the edge of
> the table. It's almost as though the browser either hasn't reset the
> colspan (which it has - I've used the developer toolbar to check), or it
> thinks the td that I've hidden is still there.
>
> Does anyone know what might be causing this? Does ie6 still account for
> tds that have been hidden using display:none?
>
>
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