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New The onUnload is evil.
But the rest is basically an explicit - and browser neutral - version of what Spice posted. The flaw in the original is that IE dynamically changes the document object that the for loop sees whilst it is iterating over it. This voliates how closures are supposed to work and is IMO the kind of thing that accounts for many of the JS/DOM bugs in IE.

Wade.
"Insert crowbar. Apply force."
New Porn site trick, had people freak at the law firm
When I was doing helpdesk, I got a call from the director of marketing. Told me to come up to her office, wouldn't say why. She opened an email, browser windows started popping up, the faster she closed them the faster they came up.

The contents were not work appropriate.

Not knowing the three-finger salute, she powered it down and called me. I calmly fixed her issue, and promised to explain to "anyone who might be looking at log files" that she wasn't really looking at that stuff.
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New I have heard of that, now that you mention it.
Even though I will admit to browsing some salacious sites from time-to-time, I forget that people get hit with that nasty trick because I've been using Opera for years (and never used Outlook for internet mail) which has had popup blocking for some while.

Interesting term that: 'work appropriate'. Without giving too much away, I work for a company that needs to research that sort of thing. So we have a Malware network, where this sort of thing is provisionally allowed, and a Corporate network where it is not. I remember in my first few weeks seeing porn on some employee's PCs, plain as day. But, of course, it was connected with researching malware infection sites. So.

Wade.
"Insert crowbar. Apply force."
     Crash IE with a 61 byte web page - (SpiceWare) - (16)
         I have 2 webpages now... - (folkert) - (4)
             The FORM one's caught by Symantec AntiVirus - (SpiceWare) - (1)
                 Crash Trojan? WTF? - (folkert)
             dupe - ignore -NT - (SpiceWare)
             Neither page crashes IE7. - (pwhysall)
         Wow, dirt-simple concept - (drewk) - (5)
             Try my two pages. -NT - (folkert) - (1)
                 At work? Are you serious? -NT - (drewk)
             The onUnload is evil. - (static) - (2)
                 Porn site trick, had people freak at the law firm - (drewk) - (1)
                     I have heard of that, now that you mention it. - (static)
         Easier. - (Another Scott) - (1)
             Norton Antivirus catches it, but IE doesn't crash. - (Another Scott)
         Didn't do anything to me - (bepatient) - (1)
             Certainly crashed my IE. XP Media Center w/IE 6.0.29 - (n3jja)
         IE7 unaffected. -NT - (pwhysall)

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