If you have an input called party[children] with a value of 5 and you use the new jquery .link()1 to link the form to an object, it creates
{ 'party[children]': 5 }instead of
{ party: { children: 5 } }like I would expect...
This is something very new1 that @jeresig mentioned at FOWA yesterday, so it may not be quite finished yet. Or maybe I got it wrong. Raised2 will see what happens...
UPDATE: It's been picked up as a feature request2 and will be added...
💬 RE: Did I just find an issue with the new jquery .link()? - 13737
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