Web Specialist wrote:
Jorn Form Validation is a great great piece of code but looks like
doesn't scale for monster form. What's wrong with my form?
You are the first that reported performance problem. Therefore I see
three approaches to this problem:
* Split the form into subforms and perform seperate validation; the
dependency checks aren't necessary anymore, performance should
improve a lot - your part
* Tune performance for forms with more then 100 elements
* Enable the plugin to work with "virtual" subforms: Instead of
checking all elements at once (current) or splitting the form
(first point), check only a subform defined by some element swith
class subform
The first approach seems to be easiest: Just specify a submitHandler for
the first form and second form that shows the next step. The only
problem is to submit all three forms as one. Using JS to copy values
from the first two forms into the third could pose another performance
problem.
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Jörn Zaefferer
http://bassistance.de
