On 12/03/07, Rick Faircloth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > There may be other reasons you may want to > > call a function when everything is OK > > Can you give some examples of what you're thinking about?
Maybe performing an auto submit (although that would put extra load on the server) or showing another form (i.e. in a questionnaire if question 1 - 3 are answered, show questions 4 - 6)? > > > or there is an error (maybe > > highlight /animate the fields with errors?). > > I'm placing individual error messages above each field > when there is an error... do you think I should do something more? > > Thanks for the feedback... > > Rick It is probably fine when you have only a few fields to validate and you make it obvious about the error. But applying animation fx may make fields stand out more when there are a lot on the page (e.g. fade in a red background on the container the field is in, then fade out to the original background after a second or so). Like how it does in Jörn's API browser, (when you click on one of the items on the left) but for slightly longer. _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
