ValidationAide, that I think, is in the same direction of Validation
plugin or jQuery.YAV.
Reading the examples, I can see some good things and some bad things
(for me):
* Simple class validation, this is good, I only have to set a class. In
this sense, Validation and
jQuery.YAV have the same possibility.
* Custom functions. The same as Validation and jQuery.YAV.
* Error display. For me, ValidationAide has less flexibility than
Validation or jQuery.YAV,
can I set another tag for errors? No, in the code the summaryShow set an
<ul> list. But there
is one thing, the links of the errors focused the field, that is good
:-) I like it but, watching the
generate code I can see links with attached code <a onclick="blablabla"
... I prefer attach the
events inside DOM.
* Validation and jQuery.YAV has more pre-defined rules in the sense.
By the other side, *the first question of the thread is field rules
depends of others (relationships
between the rules). I this sense, only jQuery.YAV has this possibility
without custom functions*.
Validation plugin has many possibilities and flexibility, I have
inspired in this plugin for jQuery.YAV.
Also real-time validation of the fields (on change input) I like it, it
is the next feature for jQuery.YAV :-P
I like much the links pointing the error fields of ValidationAide, maybe
this plugin need more flexibility,
but anyway is a good job :-)
Mario Moura escribió:
Hi
take a look
http://dnaide.blogspot.com/2007/05/validationaide-easy-as-client-side-form.html
BrowserSide validation. Very good.
Regards
Mario
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