Hello,
If I clone some html that includes a script tag, the script gets
clone. However, if I then do an insertAfter() with that clone, the
script tag gets lost.
Example (using jquery-1.3.2):
<div id="clone_me">
<script> ({option_a: 17}); </script>
<span>Hello</span>
</div>
<button onclick="jQuery('#clone_me').clone(true).insertAfter(jQuery
(this));" value="click me"/>
jQuery('#clone_me').clone(true).find('script').text() ->
"({option_a: 17});"
jQuery('#clone_me').clone(true).insertAfter(jQuery(this)).find
('script').text() -> ""
I thought I had found a relatively elegant way of passing Javascript
options for an element. It keeps the options with the associated
elements, doesn't pollute the namespace, and doesn't break XHTML
compliance like adding attributes to the tag would.
Does anybody have either a way to not lose the script tags or a clean
mechanism for passing element metadata to Javascript?
thanks,
Bryan
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