Hi,

if you use the jQuery.each() on a string, it will not yield the same results on IE and the rest of the browsers..

example.

var str= 'abc';
jQuery.each(str, function(index, item)
    {
        $('#display').append('<br />' + idx + ' : ' + item);
    });

after this the #display will have on all browsers but IE

0:a
1:b
2:c

on IE it will be

0:undefined
1:undefined
2:undefined

some thing happens if the callback is without parameters and we use 'this'

var str= 'abc'; 
jQuery.each(str, function() 
{ 
 $('#display').append('<br />' + item); 
});

all browsers will display the letters one-by-one, but IE will display undefined for each letter (so the loop is working but it messes up the data)

Shouldn't it work, since a string is an array ?

regards