@ -231,4 +231,12 @@ Again, notice the second line, "10,95" instead of "10.95". This field *should* b
@@ -231,4 +231,12 @@ Again, notice the second line, "10,95" instead of "10.95". This field *should* b
}
```
As you can see, any "extra" fields at the end, when using a header row, are simply tacked onto a special field named "__parsed_extra", in the order that the remaining line was parsed.
As you can see, any "extra" fields at the end, when using a header row, are simply tacked onto a special field named "__parsed_extra", in the order that the remaining line was parsed.
### Is jQuery needed?
Here's a little secret: you don't really need jQuery for this. Just pull out the `Parse` function embedded in the plugin and use its external interface.
I've packaged this as a jQuery plugin primarily for publicity and convenience.