Request .abort() in IE seems to throw a script error which it did not do in 1.3.2. The code below:

var p5k_aid = null;

$jq(document).ready(function() {

$jq('#p5k_pib_b_dl a').mouseover(function() {

if (p5k_aid) {p5k_aid.abort()}

p5k_aid = $jq.get(BaseURL + '/Utilities/Ajax/getKeyword.aspx?id=W' + $jq(this).attr('id').replace('p5k_', ''),

function(html) { $jq('#p5k').html(html);});

}).first().mouseover();

});

Works perfectly in Firefox (firebug shows the abort) but in IE throws a script error: Object doesn't support this property or method - Line: 170 - Char: 489. Coupled with this the abort itself does not trigger so the ajax command processes to the end (in my case can cause out of sequence responses)

I have just started using 1.4.2 and this is the first little issue I have found. Any help or ideas.