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I'm currently running a Windows XP Pro VM using VirtualBox with IE6 standalone on it for testing purposes. I have noticed that neither of the text replacement methods appear to be working in IE6, however Safari/FF both handle things fine. I would like to know if this issue is pertinent to IE6 in general or am I just suffering from the quirkiness of the standalone version of IE6?

The two versions of text replacement are as follows (might help some people):

sIFR.getReplacementByFlashElement($('#h2-s').children('.sIFR-flash')[0]).replaceText(title);

and:

replacements['h2.sifr-red'][0].replaceText(title);
A: 

I'm not aware of any issues.

Mark Wubben
Hey Mark, I have tested on native Windows XP SP2 with the default IE6 installation and I don't see a change (using both methods).
cballou
Which Flash version?
Mark Wubben
I've tested on IE6 standalone on a Mac and Linux with Flash 10 as well as native Windows XP IE6 with Flash 10.
cballou
+1  A: 

Just tested it on Internet Explorer 6 SP1 running native on Win2k Pro SP4 and I cannot find any problems.

Jacco
Thanks, just needed someone to verify.
cballou