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It seems like jQuery’s .find() method always returns true. But that’s not really useful because you have do additionally check the length of the returned object to see if it really exists.
Anyone got a good explanation for that behaviour?
If
.find()were to return a Boolean value instead of ajQueryobject, you could not use it for chaining which is one of the overall goals of jQuery.