Hi Choan!
> > I have this in my validation plugin to check the number of selected
> checkboxes/radios:
> >
> > return $(element).parents('form, body').find('[EMAIL PROTECTED]' +
> > element.name +
> ']:checked').length;
>
> I've used something similar which, as I understand, should be a little
> more efficient:
>
> return $(element.form).find('[EMAIL PROTECTED]' + element.name +
> ']:checked').length;
Indeed, good to know. I'd write it then as this for cases where there is no
surrounding form:
return $(element.form || document).find('[EMAIL PROTECTED]' + element.name +
']:checked').length;
At least in FF the form property is null when there is no surrounding form. I
wonder if this is true for other browsers.
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