Mark:
You can do something like this:
$("nobr").filter(function() {
// Ensures we get a match whether or not the People Picker is required (if required, the nobr contains a span also)
return $(this).contents().eq(0).text() === "YourColumnName";
}).closest("tr").hide();
I've simply take the code I use to find a People Picker in the page in SPServices and hidden that row. A hidden element is still saved; a disabled one is not.
M.
You can do something like this:
$("nobr").filter(function() {
// Ensures we get a match whether or not the People Picker is required (if required, the nobr contains a span also)
return $(this).contents().eq(0).text() === "YourColumnName";
}).closest("tr").hide();
I've simply take the code I use to find a People Picker in the page in SPServices and hidden that row. A hidden element is still saved; a disabled one is not.
M.