Why exactly do you need that?
You can move elements around without chaning it's code, like in
$('#myId').appendTo('.newposition');
You can also clone it and change all of it's attributes, so I don't
really see the need to get the elements code.
- ricardo
On Oct 9, 9:39 am, eudesf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know that we can get the INNER html of an element with html()
> function.
> And also, we can get the parent() element and return this html()
> function to obtain the html code of the all children of the parent()
> element.
> But, how to get only, and only, the html code of the element that we
> have?
