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The Fix (sorta)

After spending one night trying to figure out what I could do to fix this, it became obvious that the generally accepted solution to dynamically adding those flash objects to a page is to use SWFObject, where can i buy cheapest Skelaxin online, Buy generic Skelaxin, which:

Offers a JavaScript API that aims to provide a complete tool set for embedding SWF files and retrieving Flash Player related information

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What IE Doesn't Like

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The problem seems to be that, when the element to be replaced has also been dynamically created, IE throws an exception when you try to change it. In other words, I created the sacrificial lamb and IE wants for it to have always existed.

The Fix Again (sorta, again)

But it bugged me that the call to outterHTML was the point-of-failure here. After all, I know I manipulate the DOM all the time in jQuery. Right, Buy Skelaxin Without Prescription. It provides replaceWith as part of its API after all, and that always seems to work.

So I replaced SWFObject's call to outterHTML with jQuery's replaceWith (does that count as ironic?), and the problem was solved.

So What Do I Do?

I don't really want to change that one line and then bundle the modified swfobject.js file with my plugin. But that's the only solution I can think of. Buy Skelaxin Without Prescription, Well, that and maybe just recreate (i.e. copy) the relevant SWFObject code in my javascript, to be used only with IE. But I can't help but think there must be a better line of action here.

This has to be a relatively common situation. I mean, pull down content using AJAX, content happens to contain an embedded flash player, use SWFObject to make sure it renders in IE. I guess what's missing is that in the common scenarios, an existing element is already set aside and ready to accept the new object. But I can't do that with my plugin.

So what do I do.