Originally reported by: Thomas Lotze (Bitbucket: tlotze, GitHub: tlotze)
A jQuery plugin is the expected idiom for creating something interesting on top of a DOM element. This will require keeping the form element and augmenting it instead of substituting it with the expanded template. This, in turn, allows for a better way to access the form object and register jsform-related event handlers even before the form is created.
Originally reported by: Thomas Lotze (Bitbucket: tlotze, GitHub: tlotze)
A jQuery plugin is the expected idiom for creating something interesting on top of a DOM element. This will require keeping the form element and augmenting it instead of substituting it with the expanded template. This, in turn, allows for a better way to access the form object and register jsform-related event handlers even before the form is created.