I've just answered this question on StackOverflow to which I've
received three down votes almost immediately. My answer didn't
directly completely answer the question (I've since edited it to
include a link to the documentation), but it did give the way
for the user to easily get the answer:  I've not used
Farbtastic, but you should be able to
console.log($.farbtastic('#picker')) to view all the information
about that object in the JavaScript console. From this you can
determine what the name is stored as or how to get the name (if
it's a method instead).  You may also be able to just use
jQuery's default attr() method:   I've just tried this on the
official site and this is in fact the case:  Console Result
...which means that the $('#picker').attr('name'); assumption
included in my answer is correct.  When answering questions, do
I have to give a direct answer rather than just explaining how a
user can get the answer themselves?  share|improve this question
Here, have an upvote from me! –  Danny Beckett Ma