Build a field from an object like: { type: 'color' or fieldClass: inputEx.ColorField, inputParams: {} }
The inputParams property is the object that will be passed as the options parameter to the field class constructor.
If the neither type or fieldClass are found, it uses inputEx.StringField

Parameters:

fieldOptions <Object> 

Returns:

<inputEx.Field> Created field instance

Helper function to create a DOM node. (wrapps the document.createElement tag and the inputEx.sn functions)

Parameters:

tag <String>  - The tagName to create (ex: 'div', 'a', ...)

domAttributes <Object> optional - see inputEx.sn

styleAttributes <Object> optional - see inputEx.sn

innerHTML <String> optional - The html string to append into the created element

Returns:

<HTMLElement> The created node

Returns the class for the given type ex: inputEx.getFieldClass("color") returns inputEx.ColorField

Parameters:

type

Get the inputex type for the given class (ex: inputEx.getType(inputEx.ColorField) returns "color")

Parameters:

FieldClass <inputEx.Field>  - An inputEx.Field or derivated class

Returns:

<String> returns the inputEx type string or null

When you create a new inputEx Field Class, you can register it to give it a simple type. ex: inputEx.registerType("color", inputEx.ColorField);

Parameters:

type

field

Helper function to set DOM node attributes and style attributes.

Parameters:

el <HTMLElement>  - The element to set attributes to

domAttributes <Object>  - An object containing key/value pairs to set as node attributes (ex: {id: 'myElement', className: 'myCssClass', ...})

styleAttributes <Object>  - Same thing for style attributes. Please use camelCase for style attributes (ex: backgroundColor for 'background-color')