> var o = $("#original-fields"), n = $("#new-fields");
> if (o != n) { // <-- BRICK WALL
> someAJAXFunctionThatSavesTheFieldsThatChanged();
> }> How can I compare the #original-fields data with the #new-fields > data? As it is, the two always differ; I assume this is because they > are different objects. You could JSON.stringify() the two and see if they are the same string. Otherwise it might be more efficient to set a "dirty" flag when any of the fields are changed.
