One of the core team might be able to tell you why the attributes are
added for IE, it's probably something to do with some fix for a
bug/feature of IE.
What are you trying do when you compare the HTML?
If it's just a small block of code (say contained in a div with
id="block") you could do the replacement with a fair amount of
efficiency:
$('#block *').each(function() { $.removeData(this) });
If it's a larger block of code then perhaps you could rethink what or
how you're comparing.
Karl Rudd
On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 9:15 AM, domi01 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The .removeData(elem) works if you have the HTML element with the
> jQueryxxxxxxxxxxx attribute.
> In my case I don't know those elements .
>
> I could make a loop on all the elements and calls the function in
> order to remove those tags.
> This process won't be efficient.
>
> In my case, the problem occurs only with IE. With Firefox the
> attributes jQueryxxxxxxxxxx are not added.
>
