Well, just to split hairs, the length property returns a number, not a
true boolean. You could also use:
$('*').is('#myId') or you can reverse it like so: $
('#myId').is('*')
The .is() method does return a boolean. An advantage is that you can
apply this to a subset of elements, for example:
$('a').is('#myId')
Larry
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> $('#id').length>0 ?
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> > Hi,
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> > what is the best way in jquery to check wether an id exists ?
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> > Thank you for any kind help !!
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