A jQuery plugin that fills existing HTML markup, forms included, with values from a JSON object.
Template: The HTML markup that loadJSON fills: an element and everything inside it. Avoid: view, form (when the markup is not a form)
Saved template: A copy of a template's original markup, kept on the element so a later load can start from it. Avoid: template cache
Data: The JSON value loaded into a template: an object, an array or a single value. Avoid: model, JSON object (when the value is not an object)
Key: A property name in the data, used to find the elements that take its value. Avoid: binding key, property (the older README wording), field name
Scope: The element a key is looked up inside: the template for top-level keys, the match of the enclosing key for nested ones. Avoid: context, container
Match: The elements a key resolves to within its scope, found by class, then id, then name. Avoid: binding, child, target
Repeat: Loading an array by filling existing matching elements in order, then appending copies of the last one for the remaining items. Avoid: clone, iteration, template (for the copied element)
Element kind: The category of an element that decides how a value is set on it. Avoid: element type, input type (only some kinds are inputs)
Field: A text-like input whose value is set directly, such as text, number, date or hidden. Avoid: text input (not all fields are text)
Checkbox, Radio: Inputs that become checked when their value equals the loaded value, or is among the loaded values for a checkbox group.
Option, Select-one, Select-multiple: A select's option, set from a value and text; a single select, which selects a value or gains options from an array; a multiple select, which selects several values or gains options.
Link:
An anchor whose href takes the value, either as the whole address or as an added query parameter named after the key.
Image:
An image whose src, alt and title take the value.
Content: Any other element, whose contents take the value. Avoid: text element, HTML element
Deprecation notice: A console warning, shown only when debugging is turned on, that announces behavior removed in the next major version. Avoid: deprecation warning, debug log