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Here is sample code:

<div id="testnode">
<div dojoType="Tree" widgetId="testTree">
  <div dojoType="TreeNode" title='Scenary 1' isFolder="true">
   <div dojoType="TreeNode" title='<select name=t1><option 
value=1>one</option><option value=2
selected="selected">two</option></select>'></div>
   <div dojoType="TreeNode" title='<select name=t2><option 
value=1>one</option><option value=2
selected=selected>two</option></select>'></div>
   <div dojoType="TreeNode" title='<select name=t3><option 
value=1>one</option><option value=2 selected>two</option></select>'></div>
  </div>
</div>
</div>

When it's loaded under Opera or Firefox - all the "two" elements are
selected. But it's not true in IE. Do you have any ideas?

Is there any convinient "dojo-style" ways to create html from template? For
example:

Here is template div:

<div id=div_template style="display:none">
Field1: <span id=fld1>field1 value</span> <br>
Field2: <span id=fld2>field2 value</span> <br>
Field3: <span id=fld3>field3 value</span>
</div>

I want to create multiple divs with variant values of field values.

Of course, there is a common solutions via getElementByID(), innerHTML
e.t.c. but I'm interesting in dojo-style methods. Thank you