Add a way to opt-out for some fileds #12
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Very good suggestion, thanks. A pattern we've often used in other products is to allow it to be set hierarchically. So for each field, we'd scan up the DOM hierarchy to find the closest element (which could be the field itself, or some parent div, or the parent form, or the top-level So:
That's almost the same as what you already suggested, except slightly generalizing it so you can put this attribute at any level in the hierarchy. |
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@SteveSandersonMS would / could your idea allow two smart buttons within the same form, where one button dealt with one set of inputs and the other a different set? An example might be a single form into which the user can enter details of both a person and their partner. Many of the fields are essentially the same e.g. FirstName, PartnerFirstName. The user probably has the source information in seperate locations so would not be pasting both people's data in one go, so having two buttons "Smart Paste Client and "Smart Paste Partner" might solve the problem. |
First of all: brilliant work!
I have very large forms where I know certain fields are usually ignored and not pasted.
I think a way to ignore certain fields via data attribute (ie:
data-smartpaste-ignore="true") could speed up the computing and save some tokens.Even something like ```data-smartpaste-explicit="true"
on the form and thendata-smartpaste-include="true"`` on the fields we want to use could be OK.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: