Vivos et Securus: Uti mauris ad abscondas a Text Field in SharePoint Forma

Hoc est aliud post in mea in-ingressus series in uti mauris cum SharePoint.
Sis commodo lorem ipsum, Ego altus suadeo: commodo in Actionis per Ursus Bibeault et Yehuda Katz.

UPDATE (iam!): Putabam rationem melioris locant <TR> tag volo ad abscondere et scripsit de hic. You may still find this article interesting anyway so I’m leavnig it up.

Volo ad occultare text agro, "Abscondas me!"Ut ostensum:

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Sequenti mauris facit dolum enim me:

<script typus ="text/javascript">

  $(munus() {


    $('Input[title = abscondas me!]').parentis().parentis().parentis().abscondere();

  });

</script>

In codice est dicens, "Invenire me omnes input agros cuius title = abscondas me!. Igitur, adepto parentis et deinde parens et * deinde * parens (phew!) et invocare corium() modus in quod res, quicquid fit ad esse.

Ego figuratum parens structura per prospiceret HTML in forma quod SharePoint creavit ut ostensum:

<TR>
    <TD nowrap="true" primum sic="top" latitudo="190px" genus="ms-formlabel">
        <H3 genus="ms-standardheader">
            <nobr>Abscondit me!</nobr>
        </H3>
    </TD>

    <TD primum sic="top" genus="ms-formbody" latitudo="400px">
        <!-- FieldName="Hide Me!"
                 FieldInternalName="Hide_x0020_Me_x0021_"
                 FieldType="SPFieldText"
        -->
        <span vobis="none">
            <input
                nomen="ctl00$m$g_bdb23c2c_fde7_495f_8676_69714a308d8e$ctl00$ctl04$ctl02$ctl00$ctl00$ctl04$ctl00$ctl00$TextField"
                typus="text"
                maxlength="255"
                id="ctl00_m_g_bdb23c2c_fde7_495f_8676_69714a308d8e_ctl00_ctl04_ctl02_ctl00_ctl00_ctl04_ctl00_ctl00_TextField"
                title="Hide Me!"
                genus="ms-long" />
                <br>
        </span>


    </TD>
</TR>

Hoc picture ostendit idem, sed insignis cum parentes:

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Primi parentis (1) is a span tag. Span’s parent (2) est Lorem TD tandem repperi et volentibus occultare parentis rei (3) quod est TR tag se.

This is a pretty terrible approach I think because it’s extremely dependent on the very specific structure of this form. When SharePoint 2010 venit de, this whole structure could change and break this approach. What I really want to do is craft a jQuery selector that is along the lines of “find me all the TR’s (et tantum TR tags) qui alicubi in eorum puer elementa an input agro cuius title = abscondas me!". I starting from the bottom and moving up. Assuming I figure this out, Ego stipes an updated "vivos et facile 'post.

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  1. Jaap Vossers

    quod de hoc aditus inveniens parentis tr? Primum node in collectio antecessoris nodis quod sunt tr elementa, ex in proxima parens tr.

    .parentes("tr:first")

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