HTML name attribute deprecated?

Jan

by Cameron

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Well, I thought it was, but in a typical example of making assumptions before finding out the whole truth, it turns out I was wrong. This cost me a lot of time today, trying to debug a problem with a Javascript library. I think the lesson to be learned here is that one should always check their assumptions!

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