How to check with jquery if this conent is null

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A bunch of different ways to check if content is null. Just by the data.pi.description:

if (! data.pi.description) ...

You could check the div text area with:

if (!$(".description").html()) ....

or

if ( $(".description").length == 0) ...

Similar question to How to check null objects in jQuery

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