Firefox XP issue only

Apologies in advance for the vagueness of this.. I have a div which depending on some data being loaded through ajax shows or hides.
On windows XP, IE, chrome etc work as expected (the div shows), but not in FF13. However, on windows 7, all browers work as expected.
I can't provide more details as I'm not sure which part of our html, css, js is the issue, as I don't have XP myself.
I guess my question is, are there any known differences with how FF works between XP and win7?

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jsd2 wrote:
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