The quick guess is that you have a conflict with IDs. By cloning, you
now have two elements with the same ID, which is always a nightmare.
Why not just create a hidden div and "hide" the stuff in there? You
can just use the move function to do so. Depending on you needs you
could just hide the element.
$("#div2cache").after("<div class='plchldr'>Place Holder </div>").hide
();
and bring it back like this:
$("#div2cache").show().next().remove();
Dave
On Mar 21, 1:22 am, Saurabh <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> in our application we are caching the dom when we change tabs. by
> caching i mean we clone whole dom in a javascript variable and keep in
> memory. once the user returns to the cached tab we render that dom
> again.
>
> what i have created here is a simple example of what we are doing in
> our application. here in example i an taking full dom in a variable
> when you press "cache and render again". you will see some alerts
> which will explain the process.
>
> http://reach1to1.com/sandbox/jquery/cache_problem/index.html
>
> problem is datepicker or any other widget stops working once i do
> this.
>
> waiting for replies,
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> regards,
> saurabh
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