Re: IE - operation aborted (Sorry!!!)

I notice a couple of things.

First, the //<![CDATA[ should immediately follow the <script ...> and
//]]> should immediately proceed the </script>. These protect the
javascript they surround from normal xhtml processing which notices &'s
and <'s.

Like John, I recommend you get rid of the setTimeout in the onload.
Just say
onload="doEverything();"

In the key line, be sure that you replace the bare &'s with &amp;. Bare
amersands cause the parser to look for a character entity like &name;,
e.g. &lt; or &amp;.

If that doesn't fix the problem, you will need to post a link to the
page. To properly analyse a page like this, we need to be able to see
the XML as well as the html.

A very useful thing to try, is installing Firefox and/or Opera, and
loading your page with these browsers javascript console open. They
will display diagnostics in their console window that can save you a
lot of time.

I like to send my pages through the validator.w3.org to make sure I am
using valid xhtml. YMMV.