Jack, if it is XML it cannot be dirty and there are no problems to fix with
the string. I bet your wrap[1] and wrap[2] will always be "" and "", the
last array, and I think it is good, being XML, if the browser raise an error
if passed string is not valid XML.
Accordingly, you do not need anything there except what you already wrote:
div = new DOMParser().parseFromString('<div>' + elem + '</div>',
context.contentType).documentElement;
But this modification produces an XML with two divs, rather than one, so it
is not that simple, it should be just elem, and it should be elsewhere:
var isXML = jQuery.isXML(context), ret = [], scripts = [], div = isXML ?
(new DOMParser().parseFromString(elem, context.contentType).documentElement)
: context.createElement("div");
if(isXML) { do some stuff to retrieve nodes } else { code as is }
I did not test but what I am sure about those wrap cases should never exists
with XML.
Hope this helps.
Regards
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