Jörn,
>What type is returned for checkboxes and multiple-selects? An array? At the moment (and you can test this yourself) it would be a comma delimited string. This is the one issue I'd knew I heard feedback on. As I stated in another message, there's advantages/disadvantages to both. >You could use input:radio instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] etc., though >there is no :select-one or :select-multiple. I'm not actually using the selector listed in the label--I just used that to show what type of field it is (I thought that was the most concise labeling.) I'm actually selecting by the name attribute. >You may want to take a look at form's plugin fieldValue method. It >doesn't provide setting values (afaik, Mike?), maybe you can merge your >efforts with Mike's. Already have and I decide to write this plug-in mainly for it's lack of a setter. (Plus, I already had code I could leverage from my qForms library.) >Anyway, useful stuff for interactive forms! Yeah, I thought there was a lack of an easy way to manipulate form fields--something that was concise and consistent across the board. -Dan
