I hope this isn't too late.. I believe the "problem" lies in the fact that when you view source in IE, you get the *current* source. In FF you get the original, unmodified HTML document.
However, if you browse the source via Firebug, or the WebDev toolbar's "view generated source" function, you will see the current source (as you would in IE). Now, for your situation (if I understand correctly), you might try the following: $( document.body ).prepend( '<textarea rows="30" cols="90">' + $( document.body ).html() + '</textarea>' ); Add that into your $() at whatever point you'd like to see the current source without the expandos. HTH. On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 5:15 PM, 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. >
