Rough example:
[1,2,3].each(function(n){ $('someDiv').insert(n + 2); });
will output 345 in your DIV in any browser other than IE.
$A([1,2,3]).each ... etc.
will do it everywhere.
Walter
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Ok, thank you guys but the problem was something different. It's almost emberassing ^^. I simply included prototype.js twice. While every normal Browser doesn't care, IE7 throws the above mentioned errors. Thanks though for your responses and sorry for having wasted your time ;)Lukas
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