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In my app I am using to append html to a view. What would be the best way to reset the view to its original state ?
Hello John,
Probably the best is to identify what you add, so you can remove it later. You can do something like the below:
... and therefore you can remove what you added before:
If I added a HTML object can I just clear the HTML in that object. E.g. something like
Fixed.... I used
Hello John,
Yes; "html()" can do the trick. However, remember that don't remove the element from the DOM, just clear his HTML. Probably you already know this, so, forget it. :-)
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