Fix objs when given a dom id #1
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Fix objs when given a dom id
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(copied from previous pull request)
Without this fix wf:update("#id", Something) would try to add Something to what jQuery(".wfid#id") would find. This small fix avoids adding the .wfid prefix not only when there is a "." or a " " in the path, but also a "#".