this is what I’m trying to do:
var x = $("<div><div class='aaa' /></div>").find('.aaa').replaceWith("hi");
alert(x);
the result of the alert is object I need <div>hi</div>
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.replaceWithreturns removed element, so you need to save your initial object. Also you can’t rely onouterHTMLproperty of the element.