Hi,

I'm having a little problem with jQuery adding weird attributes in IE8 like this one:
<a title="'Templates' are pre-defined layouts on which new emails can be based." class="PopDownMenu MenuText" id="TemplatesMenuButton" href="#" jQuery1264672892062="93">

The real problem is, it also adds them to the html source of a tinyMCE instance.
tinyMCE is used to edit content of web pages. So eventually those jQuery attributes get saved to the database
and outputted on the website.

The easiest solution would be to just strip them out at client- or server-side using a reg ex, but I'd like to see a more elegant solution.

I'm using jQuery v1.2.6 and on another site i'm using v1.3.2. Both have the same problem.