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Using jQuery to duplicate a section of a form, maintaining accessibility

This plugin gives the user ability to clone a section of a form, as well as destroy a section. This also allows the user to add an empty form section with unique IDs, names, and labels to maintain accessibility and work with the database.

Overview

A more detailed overview can be found here: http://tristandenyer.com/using-jquery-to-duplicate-a-section-of-a-form-maintaining-accessibility/. I will be working on porting it over to this page soon.

History

This plugin has been maintained on my website for over a year. A full version history, as well as an introduction, can be found here: http://tristandenyer.com/using-jquery-to-duplicate-a-section-of-a-form-maintaining-accessibility/
All future development will be maintained here, in GitHub.

Demos

The old demo for this plugin can be found here: http://tristandenyer.com/demos/dynamic-form.html

Duplicate a whole section of a form

The new Bootstrap 3.4 demo for duplicating a whole section of a form can be found here: http://tristandenyer.com/demos/dynamic-form-bootstrap-3-0.html

Duplicate multiple elements independently - NEW!

The new Bootstrap 3.4 demo supporting duplicating multiple elements independently can be found here: http://tristandenyer.com/demos/dynamic-form-bootstrap-3-3-4-multiple.html

Questions/support

You can best reach me by using my contact page: http://tristandenyer.com/contact/
Or on Twitter: @tristandenyer

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright © 2011 Tristan Denyer

More info on the license.

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