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27 Mar 06
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This is really just a reminder for myself. When using the DOM to dynamically hide and show table elements (like a table row), you can't use display = "block" to bring a table row back to life in Firefox; although, it works okay in IE. It's best to simply use display = "" so that Firefox correctly resets it to table-row and IE can still do what it does. I imagine other browsers behave similarly to Firefox.
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This is really just a reminder for myself. When using the DOM to dynamically hide and show table elements (like a table row), you can't use display = "block" to bring a table row back to life in Firefox; although, it works okay in IE. It's best to simply use display = "" so that Firefox correctly resets it to table-row and IE can still do what it does. I imagine other browsers behave similarly to Firefox.
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This is really just a reminder for myself. When using the DOM to dynamically hide and show table elements (like a table row), you can't use display = "block" to bring a table row back to life in Firefox; although, it works okay in IE. It's best to simply use display = "" so that Firefox correctly resets it to table-row and IE can still do what it does. I imagine other browsers behave similarly to Firefox.
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