Hi Greg,
While reading my answer, I missed sometyhing :((
You could not use unser*ialize with the $F utility ?
$F is an alias for Form.Element.Methods.getValue and it return a
string, not an extend object like the $() function.
So output of $F is a string, and if you want to use the unserialize
Hi greg,
try this:
Object.extend(Form.Methods,{
unserialize: function(element, source) {
if (!(element = $(element)))
throw new Error('DOMElement is required');
source = Object.isString(source)
? source.toQueryParams()
: source;
element.getElements().each(function(element) {
