I am working on an application which uses a jquery to show and hide
preloaded layers sort of like netvibes.com. Another aspect of my application
involves dynamic creation of forms. When these forms are created, they are
given an ID based on an ID in the database.
It all worked out great before I went with the layering idea. The problem
now is that I am often loading the same form elements on different layers,
and therefore the standard selector method of $("#InputElementID") will not
work since there are duplicate ID's hidden in the background (in forms with
different ID's).
So,
1) Do you think it will be reasonable to use a different selector method to
access the Input elements based on a combination of form ID and element ID,
rather than strictly by element id? If so, what syntax should I use? I have
tried the context selector $('#InputID', myFormObj) without much success.
Is there a better method?
Or,
2) Am I crazy to be creating a page containing duplicate elements even
though they are contained in different forms?
Thanks,
Jeremy
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