1.4 sometimes treating a string passed to .after() as an expression

1.4 sometimes treating a string passed to .after() as an expression

Under 1.3.2 the following worked without a hitch:

$("#content a[href$='.mp3']").after(" (Right click to download) ");

Under 1.4 it throws an exception. I need to either remove the brackets from the string to be added to the page or return the string from a function:

e.g. $("#content a[href$='.mp3']").after(" Right click to download ");

or $("#content a[href$='.mp3']").after(function () {return " (Right click to download) ";});

My error? Glitch in 1.4? Edge case?


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