There are some problems with changing the js-object. It has the html structure. Example:
myObj.html ='<span class="first">la-la-la</span>
<span class="second">la-la-la</span>';
And structure due to user actions is changing( add,delete elements ):
$(myObj.html).find('.second').remove()
Theoretically it has to help. But I work with just string (it is not real DOM element). myObj.html don't save changing, and .remove() return deleted element. And I want that myObj.html changed too:
myObj.html ='<span class="first">la-la-la</span>;
How to be in this situation? (RegExp is not better idea)
If you call .html(myObj.html)
on a temporary element, you can do whatever you want, then read it back afterwards:
var myObj = {};
myObj.html ='<span class="first">la-la-la</span><span class="second">la-la-la</span>';
$tmp = $("<div>").html(myObj.html);
$tmp.find(".second").remove();
myObj.html = $tmp.html();
console.log(myObj);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>