Hi all,

I use the following function in my Ajax application:
Utilities.createElement = function(e, obj)

var element = document.createElement(e);
for (prop in obj)
{
element[prop] = obj[prop];;
}
return element;
}

In one section of the application, I am creating a 'td' element, and the obj is JSON code with attributes not typically found in a td. These attributes are recalled by further functions, so that I can access table cells based on record numbers. The code in question is below:
this.sessionDiv = Utilities.createElement("td", {
id: studio + recordNumber,
recordNumber: recordNumber,
studio: studio,
className: classname,
innerHTML: innerHTML,
sessionArrayElement: x
});

Works great in all browsers except any version of IE. The error occurs in the createElement function and the error returned is "object doesn't support this action". What's odd, is that when createElement is called with an 'a' tag and the same attributes, it works fine in IE. So far the 'td' cell tag is the only thing that this errors out. If I remove the recordNumber, sessionArrayElement and studio attributes, the function does not error out.

I hope I explained this well enough. I've google'd this issue extensively but can't find explanations for this....anyone out there have any ideas?

Thanks,

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