> From: ~flow
>
> the second suggestion does work; however, the
> pre-incrementing index has to be written as a
> post-incrementing index, like this:
>
> var t = $( '.foo' );
> var s = t;
> t[ t.length++ ] = $Q( '.bar' )[ 0 ]; // should now like
> like $ ( '.foo,.bar' )
> assert( s ==
oops, little typo---got to use `$Q` instead of `$` in my project.
wrote an extension method:
jQuery.fn.push = function( selector_or_nodes ) {
// Given a selector or a jQuery object, append all of the nodes to
the current jQuery object.
var nodes = $is_string( selector_or_nodes )?
$Q( selecto
thanx a lot, i think i’ve got it.
actually, the first part of your answer does not work for me---with
`add`, a new collection is returned. this breaks object identity
(hence, you cannot keep a reference from another variable to the
jQuery object in question once you've done `add`).
the second su
a jQuery object is not a real array. The add() function does what you
want:
var foobar = $('.foo').add('.bar');
If you want to add elements manually use:
var $foo = $('.foo');
$foo[ ++$foo.length ] = $('.bar')[0];
- ricardo
On Sep 23, 4:35 pm, "~flow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i seem to re
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