Adds auto loading to apply mask to element

[jpSimkins]

This allows the mask to be applied on initiation instead of on click. New
setting 'autoLoad', defaults to false, when set true will apply the mask
to the element when initiated

[plentz]

@jpSimkins can you add a test for this one? I'm inclined to merge it, but with a test is always better :)

[plentz]

@jpSimkins btw, I didn't remembered why I didn't accepted it in the first place, but I found this:

because .maskMoney().maskMoney('mask') should have the exact same behavior.

Could you please say why you thing this one is needed?

[jpSimkins]

Ahh, To be honest I just updated to the new version and I apparently had this in the v.2.x. For me, I needed to add that back as I have these classes defined in my system and they use autoLoad and everything broke without it. You are correct, the .maskMoney().mask() is the exact same thing. All the autoLoad setting does is call mask() once it's been applied to the selector. For me, autoLoad is preferred but it's really the same thing. Guess there's no point in adding it since it's easy just to append .mask(). Sorry about that.

[plentz]

@jpSimkins no problem, really. Contributions are always welcome :)

Thanks anyway 👍

[jpSimkins]

Actually, I noticed that .maskMoney().mask() does not seem to work. I tested it on the demo page, #demo1 and I got the error: Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'mask' A bug perhaps?

To get it working you can call .maskMoney().trigger('mask').

Just wanted to point this out because I find the autoLoad option very useful.

[plentz]

@jpSimkins I was just stupid. It should be .maskMoney().maskMoney('mask');