The issue reported in tracker no. 3778 is causing difficulties when
using jQuery alongside the Spring MVC framework, as the framework uses
input names such as 'foo.bar[val]' for binding on Java objects. I was
just curious as to whether this ticket item is currently being looked
at as a fix in the next release.
Failing sample test cases are below. They require adding the hidden
input field
<input type="text" style="display:none;" name="test.faa[bear]"
id="hidden3"/>
to the test index.html file
t( "Attribute containing [] and '.'", "input[name='test.faa[bear]']",
["hidden3"] );
t( "Attribute containing [] and '\\.'", "input[name='test\\.faa
[bear]']", ["hidden3"] );
t( "Attribute containing [\\] and '\\.'", "input[name='test\\.faa[bear
\\]']", ["hidden3"] );
t( "Attribute containing \\[] and '\\.'", "input[name='test\\.faa\\
[bear]']", ["hidden3"] );
t( "Attribute containing \\[\\] and '\\.'", "input[name='test\\.faa\\
[bear\\]']", ["hidden3"] );
t( "Attribute containing \\[\\] and '.'", "input[name='test.faa\\[bear
\\]']", ["hidden3"] );
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