Handling Input-Like Components

[the-overengineer]

• Fixes handling of input-like components as replacements for basic <input /> elements ('name' was used instead of name).
• Adds support for using it in minified mode by adding support for spInputLike/data-spInputLike property.
• Fixes another potential IE issue.
• Adds documentation about using this.

Supercedes #166

Fixes #164
Fixes #176

[tanzim]

Any ETA for this?

[skeet]

Is there an ETA for this? The library won't work in IE11 until this is merged I believe.

[rkrueger11]

Any way to get this merged soon?

[robertjd]

Thanks @Tweety-FER ! I have confirmed that this fixes the issue and appears to be non-breaking, so I will merge and release.

[robertjd]

Hello @tanzim @skeet @rkrueger11 this is now available in 2.0.1, please let me know if it works? I can also release as a patch to the 1.x series if needed.

Also, if you haven't heard the news, please note that Stormpath is Joining Forces With Okta. As such we won't be adding any new features to this library, we're going to be focusing on migrating existing functionality to Okta. Our primary focus is on patching our server integrations, such as express-stormpath to work with Okta (we'll also be providing a tool to migrate your data to Okta). Please see the Migration FAQ for more information about features are coming over. If you have any questions please reach out to support@stormpath.com so that we can help, thanks!

[rkrueger11]

@robertjd Yep, that works for me. Thanks!

Just needs to be pushed to NPM now. :)

Congrats on joining Okta!

[robertjd]

@rkrueger11 Thanks! And published to npm :)

[tanzim]

@robertjd Thanks for this.

Would it be possible to back-port the changes to 1.x?
We're using cookie based auth and would like to stick to it because of the additional security advantages http only cookies provide. Sadly our API is on a different domain which means we're subject to automatic switch to client API in 2x (till #175 is resolved).

Good luck with the acquisition and looking forward to the integration with Okta for the SDKs.