digitalBush

I just released version 1.1.2 of my Masked Input Plugin for jQuery. Felix Geisendörfer helped me mash out a few things with this release. He fixed the bug for Mac/Firefox with the backspace key and got me to open up the caret positioning functions. Thanks Felix!

Here are the changes for this release

• Fixed a bug in Mac Firefox with backspacing.
• Fixed a bug where delete at end of mask produced an extra placeholder character.
• Exposed the caret positioning and retrieval methods as a jQuery function extension. You can now call $().caret() to get a caret position and $().caret(start [,end]) to set a caret position.

Ugh, so apparently $.each doesn't play nice with IE and strings. I accidentally introduced a bug that prevented the plugin from working in IE at all. It's now fixed and the changes are up on the site.

Please go to the Masked Input Plugin page to get the latest version.

I just released version 1.1 of my Masked Input Plugin for jQuery. I have more features in the pipeline to add to 1.2, but I wanted to get a few fixes out the door before doing so. The only thing new this time is an unmask method.

In addition to code changes, I've made a few more enhancements. I've added a packed version for those who want the smallest possible footprint. I've also given the project page a face lift to make things easier to find.

Below is a list of changes this time:

• NEW FEATURE: unmask() method to remove masking for a previously masked input.
• Safari cursor position fix.
• Cursor position behavior change: Cursor goes to the end of the input on a completed input. Cursor goes to the first placeholder position on a blank input.
• Fixed improper escaping of certain mask characters.
• Code refactoring to reduce size and complexity.

I've released a very basic grid plugin for the jQuery library. I'd like to see a unified effort to create a grid widget, so I'm throwing this out there as a starting point. I'd love to hear your feedback on this. So, please go to the page I've set up on this site here and see the demo and look at the code. Once you've done all of that, please comment this blog post or just shoot me an email via the Contact page.

I finally made it to 1.0! This release doesn't add anything new other than a few minor cosmetic code changes.
So, without further adieu, I present my Masked Input Plugin.