Weird javascript IE6 bug, it think it needs an extra bracket

I'm currently developing a jQuery Plugin called Sudo Slider. (http://webbies.dk/SudoSlider/)

While developing it, I just assumed that IE6 would continue to work (it stopped working in IE6 somewhere between version 2.0.1 and 2.0.8).

And now IE6 re开发者_高级运维ports a bug that I just can't find.

See the bug here: http://webbies.dk/SudoSlider/assets/files/SudoSlider/bug/

Hard to describe, but apparently IE6 thinks that it needs an extra bracket.

Call me a lazy developer or whatever for not checking IE6 all the time, but this project is something I do for free. And since IE6 tends to give me a headache, I tend not to open it (not when i do a paid project though).

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just found that in your script:

//line 136

if (option[9] /*auto*/ ) option[11] /*continuous*/ = truev;

what in the world is that ?

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Okay i fixed it now, but i still have no idea how it happened.

I replaced the:

if (!dontCountinueInit)
{
    ...
}

With exactly the same, i just rewrote the if(..)

Then i replaced a if(t<0) with if(t < 1-1) // Yes, i'm serious.

Then the i replaced

function ajaxAdjust (target, conti, ajaxCallBack) //hønse
{
    ...

};

With

function ajaxAdjust(target, conti, ajaxCallBack) {
    ...
}

So somehow a misalignment of the brackets made the script crash in IE6.

You can see the fixed version here: http://webbies.dk/SudoSlider/assets/files/SudoSlider/bug/fixed/

I just don't get IE6.