JQuery - Compare new value with old value on form submit, across all fields (inputs, selects)?

$('#formID :input') will select all input fields (including textarea's and buttons) on a form with id=formID so your function would look like this $('#preferencesBody'). Delegate(':input', 'change', function() { var key = $(this). Attr('data-key'); var value = $(this).val(); Preferences.

SaveUserPreferences(key, value); }).

$('#formID :input') will select all input fields (including textarea's and buttons) on a form with id=formID so your function would look like this.. $('#preferencesBody'). Delegate(':input', 'change', function() { var key = $(this). Attr('data-key'); var value = $(this).val(); Preferences.

SaveUserPreferences(key, value); }).

– Saxman Jul 21 at 17:00 you should check for that inside the saveUserPreferences() function – Greg Guida Jul 21 at 18:14 I KNOW where to check, and of course I can do a zillian things to check for it (call my database to get the current value, store the current value, etc...) I was reading the other article (in my original post) and wonder how to make it work across multiple inputs, as I think the solution in that post (for a single element) is brilliant. – Saxman Jul 21 at 18:45.

I've rolled my own implementation, using an additional attribute when binding my data, and checking the value against the value of the additional attribute, i. E: $('#preferencesBody'). Delegate('inputtype="text":not(.password)', 'blur', function() { var value = $(this).val(); var currentValue = $(this).

Attr('data-currentvalue'); if (value! == currentValue) { $(this). Attr('data-currentvalue', value); Preferences.

SaveUserPreferences(value); } }).

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