Is `remove` worked right?

[macik]

init Phoenix with complex selector:

$('#form1,#form2').find('input,textarea,select').phoenix({
        namespace: 'mySpace',
        maxItems: 250,
        saveInterval: 5000
     });

but when I try to remove storage data it's not worked —

$('#form1,#form2').find('input,textarea,select').phoenix('remove'); // this not worked

because Phoenix tries to remove from default nameSpace phoenixStorage.

[merkushov]

Please, fix it.

[hendorog]

I have the same issue - phoenix breaks when the default options are overridden. It works fine if you just use the defaults.

[maximelebreton]

+1

[vlatka-sinisa]

We had the same problem and solved it (workaround?) by expanding this line:

     if (typeof option === "string") {
        this.action = option;
      }

Into this:

     if (typeof option === "string") {
        this.action = option;
      }else{
          this.action = option.action;
      }

After that you need to define "action" not as string "remove", but as an object:

$(".selector").phoenix({ namespace: "test", "action": "remove" });

You can still use

$(".selector").phoenix('remove');

But that will use the default namespace (phoenixStorage).

Hope it helps...