When you use jQuery Dynamic Form don’t forget to set the normalizeFullForm: false when creating a dynamicForm

$("#div").dynamicForm("#plus", "#minus",
{
    normalizeFullForm: false
});

Default this value is set to true. When it’s set to true, it will try to normalize the whole form instead of only the dynamic part. This means that all data is extra array’s, which, IMHO, is not a thing you want, especially when you have excising forms that you make dynamic.

Tags: dynamic form, javascript, jquery

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