Let's say that I have this:
<a href="#">Foo</a>
<script>
$('a').click(() => {
$(this).html('Bar');
});
I just typed that up so it's not tested, but in theory it would change the HTML of the clicked anchor from "Foo" to "Bar".
Is there a built-in way to know the original text (ie, "Foo"), without saving it in a variable beforehand? Something like defaultValue, but for HTML?
In production, I have a somewhat complex JavaScript function that runs when the user clicks, and that function is used by dozens of scripts. But in this ONE script, I'd like to be able to access the default HTML. I can think of several ways to access it if I modify that shared function, but I'd really like to avoid that if I can.
