Given this following sample code which clones a table row, sets some properties and then appends it to a table:
$(\"#FundTable\").append(
objButton.paren
Don't chain so much.
var newContent = objButton.parents("tr").clone();
newContent.find(".RowTitle").text("Row " + nAddCount)
newContent.find(".FundManagerSelect").attr("id", "FundManager" + nAddCount)
.change(function() { ChangeFundRow() });
newContent.find(".FundNameSelect").attr("id", "FundName" + nAddCount);
$("#FundTable").append(newContent);
Less chaining, but it seems easier to read imo.