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Thanks, Dan. I have solved the problem. There was a misplaced </form> statement in the main page HTML code, buried in an include, and not reflected in the DOM mapping (Both IE7 and Firefox had identical mappings) Your approach was right-on! I finally found the error by doing just what you...

Finally think I have it solved. My thanks for your help. Your request for code drove me to try to create an unabiguous and completely self-contained snippet from a huge and complex page that could not be efficiently analized and commented upon without wasting time. Will provide a wrapup when I...

You don't hear me. I have told you the exact command that fails. It is: obj.innerHTML = xmlhttp.responseText; Based on javascript debugging in firefox, the obj is valid. There are absolutely no differences in code between Firefox and IE7 other that how the xmlhttp object is created, which I...

I'm sorry, but the code is identical. The HTML code associated with the DIV containing the rotuine is an include file for both pages. The javascrip file is the same .js file used by both pages The php code is the same identical routine for both pages. The DOM for both pages are well-formed and...

Perhaps I was not clear enough. I don't need people to debug the internals of my code. I am trying to understand the workings of IE7, and XMLHttpRequest. 1. I am using ajax in a web application. There are two separate web pages using identical javascript code, PHP code and associated HTML code...

I have an ajax routine that I am using on two separate web pages for the same web site. It swaps two views of data. On page one both IE and Firefox process correctly. On page 2 firefox processes correctly but IE doesn't display the requested data, and to the best of my ability to determine...