Anyone have any ideas at all on this problem? Our deadline is
approaching fast!
I think that the click() function attached to the DOM element must be
the DOM level 2 stuff.
Any ideas? Maybe there is a different approach I can try? Man, I wish
IE wasn't such a pain!
On Feb 1, 8:08 am, Mark
Now I have a new problem. When the onclick event is added with the
standard event model (addEventListener via jQuery) I can't seem to get
access to it.
I noticed the event jQuery added to the element is stored in a
property called 'click' instead of the standard 'onclick'. So I tried
something
Ok, well I have a solution! I guess IE doesn't like the eval()
function.
http://ajaxian.com/archives/evaling-with-ies-windowexecscript
script type=text/javascript
var global = this;
$(document).ready(function() {
var onClickAttr = $('#clickTester').attr('onclick');
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