I tried several methods, none seem to work:
1 (I tried this one with other elements and it doesn’t work either):
$('#container').append('<object attribute="value"></object>');
2 (I found that this way worked with IE with most elements, but no luck here) :
var newSwf = $('<object></object>').attr('attribute', 'value');
$('#container').append(newSwf); //appendTo doesn't work either
None of the above seems to have any effect on the DOM, like nothing is appending at all. I know IE works funny with the append function, but until now, I always managed to find a workaround. I have no clue with this one though. Any ideas?
EDIT:
It seems it was my mistake, something else on my code was causing the problem in IE. I’m terribly sorry, I was hiting against a wall and I thought it was some sort of .append() issue, since IE always works funny with that.
The second method worked, as it does with other elements.
As mentioned in my comment, it works on IE 8+. But in case they are not, stick to native JavaScript for this
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