Rewriten to use the domManip callback #7
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…o; or whatever) What it does is duck punch the domManip callback, so it calls first the event (if the node matches any selector) Also duck punchs the .html() method to call .append() when original would use innerHTML
…t when using a pluggin that creates nodes using non-jquery methods (like .innerHTML) por example, in jquery.datatables, I call it on the redraw event the pluggin triggers
…DOM object (good) in one of the cases
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Changed logic to support every kind of node (even textNodes with € or whatever)
What it does is duck punch the domManip callback, so it calls first the event (if the node matches any selector)
Also duck punchs the .html() method to call .append() when original would use innerHTML
My native language is Spanish, so sorry if there are errors in my english (and for the comments in spanish)