FrozenCanuck
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14 years ago In IE 7 and 8, the way that global variables are defined and accessed is different from current browsers. In IE, when you create a global variable, such as var Foo = 'bar', you can not access it through a for loop using the browser's global window object (ie. for (key in window) { ... }). To resolve this, you need to add the global variable directly to the window object, such as window.Foo = 'bar'.
When running Lebowski with Internet Explorer versions 7 or 8, the framework is unable to detect the specific type of object being proxied. This is because in IE, the SproutCore framework can't detect what class an object comes from, so an "Anonymous" class name is applied instead. When Lebowski gets the "Anonymous" class name, it just defaults and returns a basic ProxyObject instance. Since this is a problem with SproutCore, not Lebowski, deeper investigation will have to be done in SC to resolve this problem.