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after .remove() I can jQuery('#id') still returns Object
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12 years ago
If execute the following
jQuery('#'+id).remove();
alert(jQuery('#'+id));
alert(document.getElementById(id));
alert(jQuery('#'+id));
alert(document.getElementById(id));
the first alert returns [object Object]
while the second one returns null
surely the first one should also return null as the documentation states that it uses the document.getElementById function internally?
(remove does clear the inner HTML, so .html() returns null)
using jQuery v1.4.2
Thanks
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