jquery.addressfield - v.1.2.3

This is a patch release of jquery.addressfield that fixes one small bug.

Highlights

• Fixes bug where unexpected properties in an array could break the plugin #63
• Updated the versions of jQuery against which this plugin is tested to include the latest versions of jQuery

jquery.addressfield - v.1.2.2

This is a patch release of jquery.addressfield that fixes one small bug.

Highlights

• Fixes bug where postal code validation was overly strict

jquery.addressfield - v1.2.1

This is a patch release of jquery.addressfield that fixes one small bug.

Highlights

• Version 1.2.0 introduced the option to populate an empty country select field's options list during plugin initialization using the provided JSON configuration. However in this case, it did not provide the ability to select the default country. As of v1.2.1, you can choose the default country by applying a data attribute named data-selected-country to the select element. For example:

<select name="address[country]" data-country-selected="GB"></select>

Special thanks to @jrock2004 for contributions to this release.

jquery.addressfield - v1.2.0

This is a minor version release of jquery.addressfield that adds one small feature.

Highlights

• You can now initialize jquery.addressfield on a form with an empty country select list. When this is done, the countries contained in the address configuration will be inserted as options of the <select> element [#55]

Special thanks to @CommandLineDesign for contributions to this release.

jquery.addressfield - v1.1.0

This is a minor version release of jquery.addressfield that adds support for NPM/CommonJS.

Highlights

• You can now npm install jquery.addressfield and bundle it via browserify [#52]

See also the release notes for jquery.addressfield v1.0.3.

jquery.addressfield - v1.0.3

This is a patch release that resolves a bug where events bound to fields that are reordered by the plugin would be removed / unbound.

Changes since v1.0.2

• Fix event binding on fields that become re-ordered [#50]
• Adds explicit test coverage for the latest releases of jQuery [#53]

jquery.addressfield - v1.0.2

This is a patch release that resolves a bug where the plugin would not work with multiple address form instances on a single page with versions of jquery above 1.5. Full details below.

Changes since v1.0.1

• Fix multiple address forms on jQuery >= 1.7 [#41, #42]
• Clarify documentation surrounding expected markup structure [#39, #43]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to @heathdutton for his contributions to this release.

jquery.addressfield - v1.0.1

This is a major version release of jquery.addressfield, which introduces several backwards incompatible improvements over prior versions.

Highlights

• License: to encourage contributions and community participation, this plugin is now MIT licensed [#29]
• Field element order: is now explicitly supported via JSON ordered lists (matching addressfield.json v1.x) [#16]
• Plugin instantiation and usage has been vastly simplified [#28]:
  • Plugin instantiation now takes a single configuration object
  • Field elements can be specified via specific jQuery selectors, rather than assuming all fields include a class with the same xNAL name
  • You no longer need to manually bind a change handler to the country field; this is now done for you.
  • For full details, see the docs.
• Placeholder text: support added [#18]
• Optional field validation: Added optional integration with jquery.validate [#17]
• New and improved documentation [#32]

Changes since v1.0.0

• Automatically trigger a change event upon initial plugin instantiation [#35]
• Improved documentation when integrating with jquery.validate [#34]

jquery.addressfield - v1.0.0

This is a major version release of jquery.addressfield, which introduces several backwards incompatible improvements over prior versions.

Highlights

• License: to encourage contributions and community participation, this plugin is now MIT licensed [#29]
• Field element order: is now explicitly supported via JSON ordered lists (matching addressfield.json v1.x) [#16]
• Plugin instantiation and usage has been vastly simplified [#28]:
  • Plugin instantiation now takes a single configuration object
  • Field elements can be specified via specific jQuery selectors, rather than assuming all fields include a class with the same xNAL name
  • You no longer need to manually bind a change handler to the country field; this is now done for you.
  • For full details, see the docs.
• Placeholder text: support added [#18]
• Optional field validation: Added optional integration with jquery.validate [#17]
• New and improved documentation [#32]

jquery.addressfield - v.0.2.1

This is a patch release that resolves a bug where the plugin would not maintain input name attributes when converting between select/input fields. Full details below.

Changes since v0.2.0

• Fix IE8 compatibility for maintaining name attribute during input type conversion [#22]