[D7] Webform Javascript Field

$description = t('You can access this field by referencing field name %field_name in jQuery.<br />
    For example, for textfield JavaScript snippet may look like this:<br />
    jQuery("input[name=\'%field_name\']").focusout(function() {<br />
    &nbsp;&nbsp;alert(jQuery(this).val());<br />
    });', array('%field_name' => 'submitted[' . $form['form_key']['#default_value'] . ']'));

Please move the example into a replacement so translation is clean.

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I'd probably argue the point that instead of using input[name=...] that you should inject the ID of the DOM element. This is a bit cleaner than using the name selector and easier to type. It's nothing major but something to consider.

I'd also change jQuery to $ in the examples, since that's how the code is wrapped in the final output. This will ensure that the correct version of jQuery is being referenced. Inexperienced developers will add multiple versions of jQuery and things get weird if you let that scope bubble out of your code. An example of the generated code is here:

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--//--><![CDATA[//><!--
(function($) {

      Drupal.behaviors.webform_javascript_field = {

        attach: function() {
jQuery("input[name='submitted[name]']").change(function() {

alert(jQuery(this).val());

});


        }
      }
    })(jQuery)
//--><!]]>
</script>

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