The disabled form fields are not sent to the server

[AmauryCarrade]

Hello.

Your plugin does not take into account the fact that the disabled form fields are not sent to the server.

You should not count them :) .

[judgej]

Good point. I'll fix that.

I wonder if any properties of wrapping elements would also prevent the fields being sent? I know a display: none element can hide form elements, though they do still get sent, but I wonder if there are any other properties that can keep the fields out of submitted data?

[AmauryCarrade]

Based on my knowledge, there is no CSS property able to interfer with the submitted data. Only attributes on fields (such as disabled, you should test readonly).

[judgej]

Cool, thanks. I'll work on that during the week.

[judgej]

Okay, my tax return did not take as long as I had thought, so I've (hopefully) fixed this now, and updated the demo so you can try it out by disabling form items.

I'm not sure what people use to formally regression test jQuery plugins, and I have not got anything formal in place, so hopefully a little clicking will be enough for now.

I accidentally put the wrong ticket number in. Release tag 1.1.0 should fix ticket #2 and not ticket #1. Please close the ticket if you are happy with the fix, or let me know if you find any problems or need the demo expanded to cover more test instances.

[AmauryCarrade]

That's great for me.

You should merge these changes to master, too.

[AmauryCarrade]

You can amend a commit with the git commit --amend command, to fix this wrong number.

[judgej]

These changes should all be in master - that's the only branch I'm working on at the moment. I'll not amend the git commit message, as that looks like a world of pain - what's done is done. I'll add a history to the README though.

[judgej]

In addition, form items without names are also not sent to the server. I have excluded those too.