Isn't IE supposed to work when you use a tbody?
I have a table containing names and contact details for customers. I have a <tbody> tag after my <table> tag, and a </tbody> tag before my </table> tag, which I thought meant that IE could then work with the table. In any event, one of my Javascript functions is supposed to add two rows and then populate them.
I won't paste the code unless people really want to see it, because it is incredibly long, but I basically use createElement to produce many <span> elements, four <td> elements and two <tr> elements. I then use appendChild to place the <span> elements into the <td> elements, the <td> elements into the <tr> elements, and the <tr> elements into my existing <table>.
In Firefox this works fine. In IE, as soon as I click the button which should execute the function, I get an 'error on page' message in the Status bar. I have the IE developer's toolbar installed, but it seems to not have any Javascript debugging functions like the Firefox one does.
Does anyone have any ideas?
I won't paste the code unless people really want to see it, because it is incredibly long, but I basically use createElement to produce many <span> elements, four <td> elements and two <tr> elements. I then use appendChild to place the <span> elements into the <td> elements, the <td> elements into the <tr> elements, and the <tr> elements into my existing <table>.
In Firefox this works fine. In IE, as soon as I click the button which should execute the function, I get an 'error on page' message in the Status bar. I have the IE developer's toolbar installed, but it seems to not have any Javascript debugging functions like the Firefox one does.
Does anyone have any ideas?
