How to prepend text (not HTML) in jQuery?

You can create a textnode and put the contents there and prepend that.

You can create a textnode and put the contents there and prepend that: $('div'). Prepend(document. CreateTextNode("")); example: jsfiddle.net/niklasvh/gCKHe.

You can use the text function instead of prepend, and simply add the original text to the end of the new text: $("#elementID"). Text("" + $("#elementID").text()).

It will all be lost. – Niklas Jun 20 at 13:14 Indeed... that's a good point! Your method is undoubtedly better.

– James Allardice Jun 20 at 13:22.

If you want special HTML characters to show up in the browser HTML entities are the only thing I know of that will do that.

You could implement HTML encode (and decode) functions, like this accepted answer: Javascript/JQuery HTML Encoding and then do: $(...). Prepend(htmlEncode(myText)).

HTML entities are ok, in my opinion: $(...). Prepend(''); You may automate the entities with the tip found at debuggable.com/posts/encode-html-entitie... $(...). Prepend($('').

Text('').html()); If you also want to create PHP's function htmlentities in Javascript, you may use the code available at PHP-JS project: phpjs.org/functions/htmlentities:425 Or you may simplify by wrapping the previous tip in a function: function htmlentities(string) { return $(''). Text(string).html(); } In both cases, you would use the htmlentities function like this: $(...). Prepend(htmlentities('')).

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