That can't be done, because $('#foo.bar') already has a well defined meaning
that comes from CSS.
It selects the element whose ID is 'foo', but only if the element also has
the classname 'bar'. If the element doesn't have that classname, the
selector returns an empty set.
So, for example:
$('#foo.bar').hide(); // Hide the #foo element if it has class .bar
-Mike
> From: SteveG
>
> I know there is a workaround using the \\ syntax
>
> however, is this needed?
>
> It would seem to me the $("#prefix.Name") would be supported
> without the need to hack it up with a $("#prefix\\.Name")
>
> Thanks
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