-richard,
On Wed, 7 May 2008, Richard Dahl wrote:
> I am not sure exactly what you mean by 'not step on each others toes'
> What exactly are you concerned with? You could very easily have a form
> with 4 phone number fields: home, office, mobile, fax; using jQuery's
> .class selector i.e. $(".phone").mask("(999)999-9999"); you could find
> all of the elements with a class "phone" and apply the mask to them. on
> the server-side you would just need to add the class phone to the
> appropriate widgets attributes.
That might be the way to go. I think I might just be trying to
over-complicate things. I was trying to figure out how to have the custom
widget take care of the needed javascript, such as pulling in the needed
jQuery files and adding the $(".phone").mask("(999)999-9999"); to the
page, "behind the scenes" so that I could just set up the field in the
model to use the custom widget without having to also add the javascript
to the template myself.
Kevin
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