I guess that just depends on whether or not the .html() is treated as a string or as an object with HTML elements. If it's a straight up string, .replace like you said would work just fine. If it's a collection of HTML elements, the jQuery method should work.
Again, I'm just fumbling around here, started really developing with jQuery just a few weeks ago. Been messing with it situationally for a few months but it wasn't until my current project (that's been giving me problems) have I honestly incorporated it so deeply into a page, so.. I don't like to give guarantees. Haha. :) On Dec 9, 10:13 am, MorningZ <morni...@gmail.com> wrote: > oops.. my .replace() above is wrong... > > > "could maybe work?" > > yeah, but why not just use basic JS for the task instead? > > whatever i suppose...
