Lost outermost <tr> tag in template

[Marc Bourlon]

Hi,

Demo here:  http://jsfiddle.net/dmRXy/2/ Maybe because I'm not yet expert of templates, I had to use a jQuery object to attach the result of a subtemplate to a template, which is why I don't use simply the string in template: (expand subtemplate, create jQuery object structure from the template string, append expanded subtemplate to this, then use main template. By the way, using a string with outermost tr works, the bug appears only if you convert it to a jQuery object. As you can see, in the second part, the tr is lost by the templating engine...

[jitter]

Thanks for taking the time to contribute to the jQuery project by writing a bug report and providing a test case!

This isn't a bug you just didn't read the documentation for jQuery.template() closely enough, it says:

templateT he HTML markup and/or text to be used as template. Can be a string, or an HTML element (or jQuery object wrapping an element) whose content is to be used as template

So this means if you pass in a jQuery object it should consists of a single element which is the container for the actual stuff you want to insert. In your test case the tr ends up being the container and thus doesn't get inserted it self.

Also check this  test case for a few different approaches

[anonymous]

Shame on me jitter... sorry for the lost time... and thanks for helping !