I think you meant to do .clone(true) (which is what clones the events
along with the elements).
A couple other points:
This:
$($(this).next()).clone().insertBefore(this).slideDown()
could be:
$(this).next().clone().insertBefore(this).slideDown()
this:
$(this.parentNode).fadeOut('slow',$(this).
> I assume you didn't mean to do $('inside') and meant to do $("#inside").
Yes, I did use the right method in my test code (mistake here a legacy
from mootools habits)
> Could you make a working test case? This has worked for us, in all our
> tests, so I'm not sure what the exact issue is here.
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Dear Nathan ,
I just sent a copy of this thread to jquery(English) but there was no
response
On Sep 5, 1:37 am, Nathan Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Pedram:
> To the best of my knowledge search engines index only pages that can
> be reached without JavaScript. With that in mind, updating o
