1st: Are you sure $( element_id ) returns an element, element_id must
be element id or element it self.
2nd: the code must be $( element_id ).insert(foo)
insert(element, { position: content }) <- what is written in the
manual is strange (+ there weren't no examples :( )
It's so if you use Element.insert(element, { position: content }) but
when using extended element you can just
$(element).insert({position: content }); as position can be before,
after, top, bottom, and content is in your case foo
you can also write $(element).insert(foo) witch is same as $
(element).insert({bottom: foo})
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