IE doesnt display my js created content.?

I have created this table using php and js as ajax so that the contents are ordered depending upon which column header is clicked on. I works fine in Firefox and the web developer tools give it no problems but it returns blank in IE. Any ideas?
http://co-project.lboro.ac.uk/team16/myresults.php –>the site
http://co-project.lboro.ac.uk/team16/getOrderDatabase.js —>the js
I tried both things you said, and it was the table problem, thanks for your help
However the first part, relpacing OR for AND does not work, makes both IE and firefox show nothing.

First, change these lines

if (xmlHttp.readyState==4 || xmlHttp.readyState==”complete”){

To

if (xmlHttp.readyState==4 && xmlHttp.readyState==”complete”){

Second – try putting the response into the innerHTML of the div. Include the table declaration in the Javascript (or in the php file, which is where you seem to be creating the table). I found that IE seems to have a little problem with the table declaration being declared in the div.

(To decrease the response time, have php just return data – maybe tds separated by commas and trs separated by pipes (|) – then build the table in Javascript.)

If someone ported Firebug to IE you could see what’s happening. Maybe just have php return a word, so you can see where it’s going in IE?

Firebug – Web Design Plugin for Firefox

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