I'm pretty sure
If I recall correctly, jQuery's element creation technique is to create
a temporary div (var div = document.createElement('div')) then add the
html you provided to that elements innerHTML value (div.innerHTML =
html) and then extracting the div's children (using the appropriate DOM
method) and appending it to the real document. Hope that helps.
-blair
Matthew Pennell wrote:
> I just can't tell if elements or innerHTML are being inserted. As I
> understand it, markup that is added using innerHTML cannot be later
> manipulated by DOM-methods, whereas as DOM inserted (using
> .createElement and .appendChild) elements can be.
>
> Matthew.
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