I think formHash() doesn't do radio buttons correctly. My fix was to
replace
// if we're getting the values, get them now
if( bGetHash ){
stHash[n] = $(el)[defaults.useArray ? "fieldArray" :
"getValue"]();
in $.fn.formHash() with
// if we're getting the values, get them now
if( bGetHash ){
var val = $(el)[defaults.useArray ? "fieldArray" :
"getValue"]();
// a radio button's value is the "or" of all its values
stHash[n] = (getType(el) == "radio") ? stHash[n] || val :
val;
Totally off-base?
On Jul 3, 10:50 am, "Dan G. Switzer, II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I've updated my Field Plug-in with a new method calledformHash():
>
> http://jquery.com/plugins/project/field
>
> TheformHash() method allows you to easily grab all the values in your form
> as a hash map/structure or you can set the fields in your form based upon a
> hash map/structure of values.
>
> TheformHash() method is a perfect companion to AJAX JSON
> operations--allowing you to easily fill in a form based upon a JSON packet.
>
> Examples:
> $("#formName").formHash();
> Returns a hash map of all the form fields and their values.
>
> $("#formName").formHash({"name": "Dan G. Switzer, II", "state": "OH"});
> Returns the jQuery chain and sets the fields "name" and "state" with the
> values "Dan G. Switzer, II" and "OH" respectively.
>
> -Dan
