jQuery attr vs. prop, there are a list of props?
 This is not a duplicate question, I need only to decide if the better/fast/correct is to use attr or to use prop .  The simplest and reliable way is checking into a list.  A "list of element-name where the better is use prop(name) and/or a list where the better is use attr(name) ".  
 PS: I am using jQuery 1.9+, and suppose that attr() is not a deprecated method.  
Example of decisions (where the LIST have the answer):
$(x).prop('id') or by $(x).attr('id') ?  $(x).prop('title','BLABLA') or with $(x).attr('title','BLABLA') ?  $(x).attr('selectedIndex') ?  $(x).attr('name') and $(x).prop('name') will return different things?  Perhaps a full list is not necessary, only a list of things that make some difference or risk for jQuery.
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它们从浏览器到浏览器有所不同,但这里是IE列表... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/hh773183(v = vs.85).aspx
看看https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/DOM/element#Properties,并考虑许多属性仅适用于特殊类型的元素。
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