Prior to r5449, you could use the Form.* methods on elements that
weren't actually forms. I think this was actually a good thing, you
could do:
Form.disable('my_area')
This would disable all form elements in my_area, even though my_area
was not a form. As of r5449, Form.disable (as well as some other Form
methods) call methods like:
$(form).getElements() instead of Form.getElements(form)
This will only work if the element is actually a form. Would anyone be
averse to going back to the old behaviour? It would simply mean
reverting back to things like Form.getElements instead of
$(form).getElements.
You could argue that you should only be using the Form methods on real
forms, but in practice it was useful not to have that restriction.
Thoughts?
-Jonathan.
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