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		<title>More Javascript</title>
		<description>Found the source of my problem with internet explorer, it's with var c = obj.getAttribute('class'); need to replace it with var c = getAttribute(obj,'class');function getAttribute( elm, aname ) {  var avalue = elm.getAttribute( aname );    if ( ! ava... </description>
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		<title>RE: More Javascript</title>
		<description>I'm not sure (!variable) is the same as (variable!=null) is it?Also does IE support getAttribute() as expected? You should be testing for the presence of the method if you're using DOM.if (obj.getAttribute &amp;&amp; (otherTests)) { // use DOM method... }els... </description>
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