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JQuery - a strange number occurs in an HTML element in IE

I am having a problem with my webapp. I expect a formatted form, but I get a white screen. If I browse the source of InternetExplorer, I read strange HTML tags like:

<body jQuery1337692490330="9" onload="showSubform(false,''); ...>

What does it mean? Thanks in advance. In Firefox, it looks like this:

<body onload="showSubform(false,''); ...>

JSF-based webapp created frame-based code. Thanks in advance.

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This is the attribute expandothat is the key that represents this element in the jquery cache. This is the cache index whose name is made up of the string Jquery + timestamp. This will not cause any problems on your page.

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