Alexander Kaupanin

By method extract you left a bunch of variables unused in their original places. For example: https://github.com/gabrieljenik/sisyphus/blob/patch-2/sisyphus.js#L233

I feel your frustration but I still think that one opened issue would suffice meaning there was no need to leave this comment on other discussions irrelevant to your problem....

Here's [an example](https://jsfiddle.net/14ognhc3/2/) of the plugin working with CKEditor v4.7.3. The official [demo site](http://sisyphus-js.herokuapp.com/#interaction) features its work with CKEditor v4.1 I did not debug your code but if there are...

Thanks for reporting, I might take a look at it later. For now, please refer to jQuery [documentation](http://api.jquery.com/jquery.browser/) and use jQuery.migrate plugin.

@PsychProd thanks for reporting. Clearly this use case was not taken into account.

@sharmrk form elements must have some identifying information in order to be persisted, such as id and/or name. Names should be enough. In your case it should be something like...

That sounds weird because sisyphus and bootstrap should not interfere, unless bootstrap is blocking some events in any way. The [demo](http://sisyphus-js.herokuapp.com/) site is using bootstrap too and there is no...

Hi @pvnr0082t, I'm sorry it took me that long to get to this issue. I just released new version v1.1.3 here on GitHub and published it on [npm registry](https://www.npmjs.com/package/sisyphus.js). `package.json`...

@twolfson that's an interesting use case that I've never thought about. Could you please wrap it up as a PR so I could review and test it?

What is common for WYSIWYG editors is replacing input fields with divs/other elements and creating a shadow copy of original field; then content in div is synchronized with shadow field....