When appending element A to set B the element is moved over in the DOM
into the first element in B. All subsequent elements are cloned
(therefore it's not left in position).
Also, there's no need to do what you outlined, just do:
$(div/).append( $(#old_parent).children() );
--John
On Sat, Dec
Hi John,
Indeed that works.
I found out what can be a bug in jQuery 1.3.2.
When moving with .append() in Firefox 3.5.5, Opera (9 and 10) and
Konqueror 4.3 (tested on both linux and Windows) I get a blank screen
if there is a youtube video embedded inside somewhere.
Took a while to dig this.
