> @Brandon: > Could you possibly include this in the form plugin Mike?
Yes, I think this makes sense. > @Jörn: > I think it would be possible to split form's formToArray function: Extract a > formValue > method(or whatever name you like) that is then used by formToArray but also > available for other code, say... validation stuff. I think I'd rather leave formToArray as is. Matt Grimm put a lot of great work into optimizing it and making it succinct. Also, from a form perspective, it needs to build the values inclusive of the element name - field level value extraction doesn't need that, and in the simplest case can simply return a single value. I'd propose something like $().fieldValue() and $().fieldSerialize be added to the form plugin. Both could take an optional "successful only" argument indicating if non-successful controls should be ignored. fieldValue() would return the value of the first matched element, in array form if necessary. fieldSerialize could build a query string of all matched elements. Mike _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
