dh**********@gmail.com wrote:
Does this sound useful?
HTMLFormElement.prototype.toJSONString
Grab the state of the form, as if it were going to be submitted and
return the value as a JSON string where keys are form element names.
(checkbox (groups) and select-multiple would map to an array).
HTML element objects are host-defined objects that do not have a public
constructor except in the Gecko DOM.
PointedEars
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