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Anchor tag within <li> tag problem in IE7

Asked by flwiii in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Internet Explorer Web Browser

I am replacing HTML using JavaScript.  I have an ordered list that must be broken up into 2 pages.  I am using outerHTML in Explorer and innerHTML in FireFox.  The last list item in the ordered list is an anchor tag that execute my textreplacer function and replaces the the existing list with the contiuing page.  On the continuing page is an anchor tag that acts as the back button and rewrites the first page.  It works without a problem in Firefox and almost works in IE.  In IE7 it replaces the data but freezes the page.  You can't click on anything else.  To clear it I have to right click on the page, then left click somewhere else to cancel and then I can navigate to other pages.  Does anyone know why IE is freezing the page. 
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var CSpMa1 = "<ol class='midbox' id='p1' style='width:850px; font-size:14px;'><li><b>Take Charge America</b></li><li>Developed a new enterprise-wide .NET application for a customer service call center using code in Visual Basic .NET.</li><li><b>Televerde</b></li><li>Designed and developed an internet site which allows client customers to evaluate,</br>view and download marketing campaign information formatted to each client's specification.</li><li><b>US Airways</b></li><li>Reviewed, analyzed, and modified Airline Technical, Safety and Flight Operations .NET systems</li><li><b>Wells Fargo</b></li><li>Architected and developed an automated document processing system.  Programmed in .NET utilizing technologies</br>such as .NET Web Services, C#, Encryption, XML and Soap.</li></br><li><a href='#' onmousedown='pwrite(4);'>Back...</a></li></ol>";
 
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				if(browser!="Microsoft Internet Explorer") {
					if(count!=1) {
					var txtName = "CSp" + count;
					var newTxt = eval(txtName);
					document.getElementById(paragraph).innerHTML=newTxt;
					}
					else {
						var txtName = "CSpa" + count;
					var newTxt = eval(txtName);
					document.getElementById(paragraph).innerHTML=newTxt;
					}
				}
				else {
					if(count!=1) {
						var txtName = "CSp" + count;
						var newTxt = eval(txtName);
						document.getElementById(paragraph).innerHTML=newTxt;
					}
					else {
						var txtName = "CSpMa" + count;
						var newTxt = eval(txtName);
						document.getElementById(paragraph).outerHTML=newTxt;
					}
				}
				break;
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