ValidationTextField in IE6 IE7 problem, 1st keystroke ignored

hi,
i have a very interesting problem with "ValidationTextField"
in IE6 and IE7.
the validation on textfiels starts at 2nd keystroke, the
first keystroke in the field is ignored,
if iset the values by javascript like
$('theMovieTitle1').value = $('theNewText1').innerHTML;
$('theMovieTitle2').value = 'Hallo ';
$('theMovieTitle3').value = 'Hallo ÖÄÜ';
$('movieDescription').value = 'Austria Österreich
Fräulein ';
hmm??
you can see/test it here:
http://www.startup-service.com/Spry/demos/formsvalidation/testvalidate.html
thanks
herbert

I don't see that behaviour on your example in IE7 or Firefox.
If i highlight the text in the field and then begin typing the
validation occurs immediately
Can you explain how you are seeing it so i can try to
recreate?

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