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		<title>By: janpjens</title>
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		<description>Just a wild guess here Mats, but could it be that this is possibly related to the document.getElementById() bug in IE(6 afaik)?

If you have two elements, say two input fields, one with name=&#039;foo&#039; and one with id=&#039;foo&#039;, IE will return whatever it encounters first (so basically document.getElementById will get elements by name as well).

Not exactly sure how that can be tied to your experience, but thought it could be of some help, anyway.</description>
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<p>If you have two elements, say two input fields, one with name=&#8217;foo&#8217; and one with id=&#8217;foo&#8217;, IE will return whatever it encounters first (so basically document.getElementById will get elements by name as well).</p>
<p>Not exactly sure how that can be tied to your experience, but thought it could be of some help, anyway.</p>
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