As a workaround, you could manually trigger the remote validation, via
$("#remotefield").valid(); the plugin caches the input's value, and
doesn't validate it again if it isn't changed.If you have only one submit button, you could also add a hidden field that has the name/value of the button. Jörn On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 3:01 PM, Jolle <jo...@carlestam.com> wrote: > > On 19 Dec, 12:14, Jolle <jo...@carlestam.com> wrote: >> I'm using the validator plugin from bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/ >> jquery-plugin-validation/. >> >> Lovely and really powerful! >> But, my server side logic require the parameters from the submit >> button used. And it seems as if Validator doesn't include that when >> submitting the form. >> The param I need especially is the name of the button. >> >> Is this some setting I can make or does it require tweaking of the >> Validator plugin? > > Doing som testing shows that it's the remote validation that trips > Validator. > In the form I have a field that's already populated with a value and > that field is set to use remote validation. If the field is unchanged > and I submit the form then the name and value for the submit button is > not sent. If I change the value of the field before submit and thus > trigger the remote validation then the form is submitted without > issue. > > There's a test page here if anyone's interested: > http://cojan.se/validatetest.lasso > > HDB > Jolle > >
