All--
Thanks to a small self-appointed cadre of helpers, my problem is solved.
The problem was evident to the well-schooled eye of Americo A. (followed
quickly by Charles Knell), who alerted me that
if ( thisspan.getAttribute('class') == rhyme )
wasn't going to work in IE, which uses the attribute name 'className'.
(Notwithstanding the fact that the name of the HTML attribute, as opposed
to the object's attribute, is "class".)
But there's an ever simpler DOM 0 way of doing it, which I'm using.
Sorry to bother everyone, but the upshot of all this is *very* on-topic
(just not ready to show). :->
Cheers,
Wendell
'At 12:47 PM 7/4/2003, I wrote:
XSLers,
Would any kind expert on Javascript/DHTML/DOM be willing to help me with
(what I believe is) a simple debug of a tiny script? (But possibly a
subtle question since it works in Moz but not IE.)
If so, please write me off list....
Thanks!
Wendell
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