$('#' + obj.id).parent().find('.section-secondary').length;
Yes...that is what basically ended up going the trick. I needed to be
a bit more specific. What I realized was that I didn't need the
entired of the particular ul group because each subgroup indicates the
'section-secondary'. Confusing..
Yes, it didn't make sense...I found out the hard way after getting though
things that clone() was the wrong way to go. But, at least I learned how it
worked...another nice Jquery tool.
I ended up simply using the div id's and prependTo() to work things out.
Thanks
Vaskerv
I'm having the worst time working with clone(). It returns an object...still
can't access it.
What I'm doing is looping through a list of divs (same class) and trying to
clone each one. I want to clone them so that I can reorder them.
var html;
// in the loop
html += $('#myDiv-' + id).clone();
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