One bug in Daylife's API tester's javascript. It just never worked in IE for some stupid reason. The solution was surprisingly simple. After some analysis with

One bug in Daylife's API tester's javascript. It just never worked in IE for some stupid reason. The solution was surprisingly simple. After some analysis with firebug, I just figured out that the variable's value wasn't being preserved after a particular point. So I just had to take it's value and assign it back to itself. It's in this file: http://demos.daylife.com/api_tester/js/daylife.tester.js http://demos.daylife.com/api_tester/js/daylife.tester.js (lines prefixed with comments "IE Fix") [Full disclosure: I was not and I'm not a part of Daylife. I only participated in a contest they once conducted and was asked to try solving their problem by one of their staff.]