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Adding in quotes to properly handle attributes for inputs and labels that are arrays. i.e. - policyHolder[vehicle] #1
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…that are arrays. i.e. - policyHolder[vehicle]
…o added needed libs to the project for example page.
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Seems like Filament Group is inactive here :) |
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Yeah, I've added additional things that would make the plugin a bit more useful (and keep file size down on the sprites). I've contacted them via Twitter to see what's going on. |
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While attempting to implement this in a Rails app, I ran across the issue where jQuery would error while attempting to process input names and label for's like 'policyHolder[vehicle]'. The solution was to wrap those values in double quotes so they are parsed by jQuery as a string.