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BrowserWars #2. This was retarded.

For those wondering: when you call up a form.elements[] array in Javascript, IE, Opera, FF and most others will give you an array with fieldset and all inputs. Chrome/Safari/Epiphany (webkit) will not include the fieldset. So before you start counting your way through your inputs, first you have to weed out fieldsets just to get everyone on the same page. Only thing that always works is:

var submit = inputs[inputs.length-1];
(after var inputs = document.forms['theForm'].elements; of course)

Blargle.
I'm starting to think most people don't know of this because they just use jQueeeery for everything. Maybe would save me some hair.

Description
BrowserWars #2. This was retarded.

For those wondering: when you call up a form.elements[] array in Javascript, IE, Opera, FF and most others will give you an array with fieldset and all inputs. Chrome/Safari/Epiphany (webkit) will not include the fieldset. So before you start counting your way through your inputs, first you have to weed out fieldsets just to get everyone on the same page. Only thing that always works is:

var submit = inputs[inputs.length-1];
(after var inputs = document.forms['theForm'].elements; of course)

Blargle.
I'm starting to think most people don't know of this because they just use jQueeeery for everything. Maybe would save me some hair.