> The value for the Hidden field is "hiddenValue" and not "secret". :)
Fixed. :-) > In the case of the checkboxes, if you check two boxes and use [EMAIL > PROTECTED] > fieldValue will only show the first value. That would need to go into the > array case like the select-multiple. But, if there is only one box checked > (or just one box with that name) should it return a simple value or an array > with one value? If it sometimes returns an array and sometimes not, that > would complicate using the return value. Hmmm, good point. Like Jörn said, maybe it's best to always return an array for checkboxes? > Selectors that select multiple form elements will only return the first > value for fieldValue, but serialize all the values. That's a more general > case of the checkbox dilemma above. Methods like .attr and .css escaped from > that by only dealing with the first element in the jQuery object, but that > won't work here, at least for some form element types. Agreed. I don't like the disconnect in that scenario but I'm not sure there is a better way. fieldValue() (or "val()") are really meant for returning the value of a single element. But fieldSerialize() feels like it ought to serialize everything. Mike _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
