As long as you really don't need to check values against database I
think it is better to do JS validation. This will be faster and won't
consume resources on your server just to validate simple values
(regexp or if field is required etc). Of course you should also
validate on the server side after submition, but I assume you already
know that (JS can be turned off).
On 1 Gru, 07:16, Action <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Quick question:
>
> I need to validate a form but I don't need to compare any of the
> fields to the database. Is it better to use ajax validation with the
> model or javascript validation? and why?
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