Consider using form.elements

[LinusU]

In some pages, that probably isn't technically proper HTML, the form tag can be prematurely closed and not have any children. In this case, there will still be input-elements linked to the form, and the form will submit just fine. However, using querySelectorAll on the form will always result in an empty result-set, since the form has no children.

It would be interesting to investigate an approach where we look at form.elements (which will hold all the inputs linked to the form) instead of using querySelectorAll on the form.

example site: http://www.aavtrain.com/create_user.asp

[perry-mitchell]

This could most likely be accomplished by, as you said, using form.elements and then running Element.matches over all the items.

[perry-mitchell]

Looking further into this, I think that sites such as moje.axa.cz (mentioned recently) have a form and elements but they're not linked - it's a good example that we need to remove our dependence on <form>s altogether. I'll close this in favour of a new issue: #33