jQuery IE load() problem

jQuery IE load() problem

Hello,

I've seen a lot of information on the subject of jQuery load() functions not working correctly in IE, but none of those situations seem to apply to me and I haven't been able to find any information that has solved my problem so far. So here I am.

I'm making a website where we need to load in some information from another domain. I want to use jQuery load() to do that, but I know that I'm not able to do AJAX like this across domains. So, as a solution I created a PHP file that loads the content of those other pages into the script on our domain, and then I use the jQuery load() function to load in the proper divs from those pages.

There are four pages in question using this method:
http://www.accelwebs.com/resources/tips/tax-tips/
http://www.accelwebs.com/resources/tips/business-tips/
http://www.accelwebs.com/resources/tips/financial-tips/
http://www.accelwebs.com/resources/tips/tax-faqs/

The tax tips and tax faqs pages work perfectly fine in IE, but the business tips and financial tips don't load the content. They all work properly in firefox, however. I know that the php script is loading everything correctly in IE, and you can use these URLs to test them out(same order as above):

http://www.accelwebs.com/scripts/getpag ... age=taxtip
http://www.accelwebs.com/scripts/getpag ... e=business
http://www.accelwebs.com/scripts/getpag ... =financial
http://www.accelwebs.com/scripts/getpag ... age=taxfaq

I've tried putting the javascript in the body area but that didn't work so I eventually moved it into a script file located at http://www.accelwebs.com/js/tips.js .

For some reason internet explorer will not load in the content properly for the business tips and financial tips pages but will for the other two pages. I have looked for a long time now at why this might be happening but can't seem to figure it out. If anyone has any insight or can provide me with any information as to why this might be happening I'd really appreciate it. I can provide any extra information that is requested.
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