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As soon as I think I have it all worked out I bump into another oddity between Firefox and IE and handling the DOM. Specifically adding a radio button (or set of them) dynamically. My initial javascript went something like this: # var rdo = document.createElement('input'); # rdo.type = 'radio'; # rdo.id = 'someUniqueID'; # rdo.name = 'myRadio'; # rdo.value = 1; # # myDocumentsBody.appendChild(rdo); This almost worked perfectly. The input was added, it was a radio button, but it was totally unselectable. I could select it via javascript but the normal "click" event didn't cause the radio button to assume the "selected" state in IE? What gives?

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GreasemonkeyImports adds the ability to import files into your greasemonkey scripts, this allows splitting your javascript into a more modular file organisation, including third party libraries, and importing extra resaources such as images, html and css.

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The combo box can use any type of Ext.data.Store as it's data source. This means your data can be XML, JSON, arrays or any other supported format. It can be loaded using Ajax, script tags or be local. This combo uses local data from a JS array.

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