> If you're using it for the implementation, why not just short circuit
> it all with:
>
> var container = getElement('container');
> container.innerHTML = html;
it's not equivalent: it would be equivalent if you wrote
var container = getElement('container');
container.innerHTML+= html;
That's a tiny difference, but if the container already contains
elements I want to add to those. Now I used the += first, and then I
wondered why the events on previously added elements no longer
worked... seems the += made a copy and discarded the original,
including the connected events...
Ciao, Marc.
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