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12002	"$('<select class=""question"" />'); vs $('<select />', {'class': 'question'}); produces different results in IE"	Brandon Boone	saiwong	"In response to the feedback I got on this Stack Overflow question: [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11298885/select-options-text-is-different-once-selected]
There may be an issue in how jQuery handles IE's quirkiness in regard to HTML object creation concerning ""<select>"" elements. 

Using the following links:

* Broken: [http://jsfiddle.net/s6F4h/16/]
* Fixed: [http://jsfiddle.net/s6F4h/17/]

Follow these instructions: 
1. In the first drop down choose 3
2. In the second drop down choose 1
3. In the first drop down choose 1 (should not be an available option)
4. Notice that the selected value is 2!
5. Notice that changing your selected value in the second drop down also produces different values than those presented.
6. Lastly, notice that the DOM is displaying the correct values

Only thing different in these examples are the way the ""select"" elements are created.  

{{{
//Broken
var $S1 = $('<select class=""question"" />'); 

//vs

//Fixed
var $S1 = $('<select />', {'class': 'question'}); 

}}}

Broken in:
* IE 9 v9.0.8112.16421
* IE 8 v8.0.7600.16385
"	bug	closed	low	None	attributes	1.7.2	cantfix	ie6 ie7 ie8 ie9