If content of element is replaced, a second .ellipsis() fails due to existing/wrong .data('jqae')

[ghost]

If the content of an 'ellipsed' element is replaced, a second .ellipsis() on the element fails due to existing/wrong .data('jqae') internal storage of autoellipsis.

Scenario:

1. div.mydiv gets some content via .html( "lorem ipsum 1 long longer longest etc." )
2. $( '.mydiv' ).ellipsis() is called
3. content is 'ellipsed' ok, fine
4. div.mydiv is cleared with $( '.mydiv' ).empty()
5. div.mydiv gets new content via .html( "lorem ipsum 2 even longer or shorter or etc." )
6. $( '.mydiv' ).ellipsis() is called
7. content is not 'ellipsed', not as expected

The problem is that .empty() does (of course) not clear the .data( 'jqae' ) of div.mydiv and so the second call to $( '.mydiv' ).ellipsis() finds it and draws wrong conclusions.

Workaround, clear the .data('jqae') internal storage of autoellipsis before second call:

1. $( '.mydiv' ).data( 'jqae', null )
2. $( '.mydiv' ).ellipsis() is called
3. content is 'ellipsed' ok, fine

Thanks for this great plugin.

[matths]

Isn't this a Duplicate of #18, and still not fixed?