Jason DiMeo

Escape the selector with \". This will fix the issue. The quotes should always be there when using attribute selectors. var selector = "[name=\"" + name + "\"], [id=\"" +...

I have seen this as well. I don't think it's an issue with the plugin or jQuery. I think it's IE's fault (Go figure!) as I have seen this behavior...

I created a function to retrieve the data object and remove the expando. This is non-destructive and leaves the original backing object intact. getFieldData: function() { var fieldData = {};...

I have also noticed this behavior. I am using Spring MVC and also need to have the model mapped using dot notation. I have been trying to figure out a...

I was able to modify the setField function to fix this behavior. The block of code that handles updating the backing object would split the name on a '.' character....