It's funny, these days so much of the comment acti...

2010-02-09T23:51:11.742-08:00

It's funny, these days so much of the comment activity actually happens over on twitter. Here's what people have said so far:

Ikai said: @jscud does it create radio buttons and checkboxes in IE that work?

I replied: @ikai great question, we should try it. How do they usually break?

Ikai: @jscud in IE if you dynamically create radio buttons and checkboxes, they don't do anything when you click. You need to hack it to work

Ikai: @jscud may have been fixed in ie8. Not sure off the top of my head. And yes, I spent at least a day on this nonsense #iemustdie

me: @ikai bummer, what kind of hack? I'm guessing innerHTML? Or is JavaScript right out.

Ikai: @jscud Check it http://cf-bill.blogspot.com/2006/03/another-ie-gotcha-dynamiclly-created.html

me: @ikai awesome! or would terrible be a better word... In any case thanks for the details.

Ikai: @jscud Hopefully it works for you. This was even harder for me to debug in an opensocial iframe with OSML (IE can't debug in iframes)

Then xirzec jumped into the mix. I'm not sure if he'd be OK with me posting his reply since his account is marked private. So here's a link instead.

I replied: @xirzec glad you like it. Yeah you can do some pretty impressive stuff pretty tersely in jQuery.

Whew. It's times like this that I really wish all of these social endpoints used the Salmon protocol.

Comments on Imposterrific: DOM Manipulation in JavaScript, a Utility

It's funny, these days so much of the comment acti...