IE 7 freezes on selecting new panel in Accordion

Dar! Our rather complicated homepage at http://ebling.library.wisc.edu has developed a bug that affects IE 7 users only. Our Spry Accordion on the left of the page used to work fine but now freezes up the browser when you select any panel other than the default one.
Only changes to the code recently involve an attempt to use this ContentFlow viewer to display our new book acquisitions. After repeatedly trying to get it to work in IE 6 we decided it wasn't worth the effort and put in some IE conditional code to only display it for IE7 or later. That seemed to work find but just got a report this morning (confirmed on my end) that the Spry Accordion breaks IE 7 now. Page loads fine but freezes on clicking the accordion to open a new panel.
Any ideas? Conditional code + IE 7 + Spry? Or even just IE 7 + Spry? Any help appreciated. Works fine in Firefox, Safari and IE 8...

Have tried to remove *or disable* your contentFlow script to see if that helps causes a error?

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I'm in the market for a new panel to go with my Openbox setup. Right now I'm using XFCE4-panel, mostly because it required no configuration and I was busy configuring Openbox, conky, the Arch install at the time. Plus, out of the DE's, I like XFCE the best.
Truthfully, xfce4-panel has served me very well and I don't really have any problem with it at all... I just want to fiddle.
There are three important things I "need" from a panel:
1. A Volume control
2. Desktop preview/pager/switcher thing
3. This one is really trivial and vain. I need the taskbar to not be filled when I only have one or two windows open. For some reason, this really bugs me. The default fluxbox taskbar does that and I hate it. It also looks like PyPanel does it. So, I need a panel that can at least be told to not behave this way.
I do want to try something new, so don't tell me to just stick with what I have, please. If a panel is super-cool, but only meets 2 out of 3 of my requirements, list it anyway.
Make sure to tell me why a particular panel is good!
Thanks. I'll be installing a bunch of panels while waiting for responses!

pogeymanz wrote:3. This one is really trivial and vain. I need the taskbar to not be filled when I only have one or two windows open. For some reason, this really bugs me. The default fluxbox taskbar does that and I hate it. It also looks like PyPanel does it. So, I need a panel that can at least be told to not behave this way.
Dang, is that annoying! I thought I was the only one having problems accepting that
Ever tried living without a panel ?
I've only used pypanel for a short while before ditching it and running openbox without a panel, so I can't speak from much experience about panels here.
Anyway, you might want to try tint, fbpanel or lxpanel....can't think of anything else off the top of my head now. Just do a pacman -Ss "panel"

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Hi all,
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say the selection column is MARK and is declared in the data as well.
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ekta
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