> "$(true).html()" - Throws a TypeError with the information 'this
> [0].innerHTML is undefined
> Source File: query-1.3.2.min.js Line: 12'
Whenever you're debugging, use the non-minimized version of jQuery.
Both Firefox and IE8 have very good debuggers, so when an error like
this occurs in the guts of jQuery you can look at the stack trace to
see how it got there from your own code or plugins.
> "$("p").html(true)" - Reduces the HTML of all <P> elements to nothing.
> It can be passed objects too, and the same behaviour is observed.
That's the "Garbage in, garbage out" problem, which is hard to solve
in general. It might be inexpensive for jQuery to stringify the args
in this case, so that instead of nothing you'd get the string "true"
or "[object Object]" in the paragraphs for bogus inputs. At least that
would be a bit less mysterious to debug.
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