jquery how is $(this) really stored? -


see this basic example:

<div id="cont">    <input type=button value='button'>   </div> <input type=button value='button'>

and script:

$('input').click(function(){     console.log($(this));     console.log($('#cont').has($(this)));     console.log($('#cont').has($(this)).length);     console.log("---");     });​

in both button-click value of $(this) according console.log same:

[<input type=​"button" value=​"button">​]

why give still different results?

in other words information not represented when console log $(this). information may points element unique id. it, stored? why not showed in log?

it looks it's same since buttons have same markup.

edited example


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