I am using jQuery to add some dynamic content to a website.
I am attempting to create a new DOM element on-demand using the following code:
container
I don't know if it can help but I fixed my problem. Basically IE doesn't want to assign jquery object to an undefined variable.
So what I did is declare this a local variable instead.
Before:
function foo() {
bar = $('#bar');
}
After:
function foo() {
var bar = $('#bar');
}
I had a similar problem. Internet explorer throws this error when you try to modify a global symbol. This is the case not only for reserved words. My example was:
function foo() {
iframe = $("myDiv").append("<iframe></iframe>");
}
This solves it:
function foo() {
var iframe = $("myDiv").append("<iframe></iframe>");
}
This, too:
function foo() {
myIframe = $("myDiv").append("<iframe></iframe>");
}
(but the first is better style anyway)
If you want to add a DOM element, the code needs to be modified a bit:
$('body').append('<div id="myContainer"></div>');
// body can be whatever containing element you want to hold myContainer
$('#myContainer').html('whatever you want inside of myContainer');