The author of this article (courtesy of InformIT.com) did a great job documenting ways to fade an object in a wide range of incompatible browser implementations. Highly recommended.
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Being one of the zillion programmers jumping into rough waters of XML, XSLT and AJAX (combined with ASP back-end) I had my own share of "reinventing the wheel" experience. Hopefully by documenting some of these reinventions, I'll save you a few minutes of hair-pulling.
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- Setting text property of MSXML Node object destroy...
- Manipulating innerHtml disables event handlers set...
- Browser-independent Object Fading
- Detecting cached CSS style sheets
- Detecting out-of-date JavaScript libraries
- Browser-independent style sheet Javascript code
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