Re: [jQuery] (validation): remote rule causes submit to abort, fix included
I ran into the same problem as Ken.
Calling $(#form).validate().form() would yield true, even when the remote
validation should have been failing. The problem is...
(1) When calling .validate.form() -- it returns prematurely with the status
of pending for all remote validation rules.
(2) After the call to .validate.form() -- the validating ajax call returns
with the proper status; however, at this point, it's too late. Even calling
.validate.form() twice will not work, as the code checks each value against
the previous value.
Ken's solution fixed my problem, but I would love to see it included in the
jquery validation package. I love this plugin and I appreciate all of the
hard work that went into it.
Many thanks,
Adam
KenGreer wrote:
With the validation plugin (http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/
jquery-plugin-validation/) I included two remote rules to check
username and e-mail. If my form is loaded such that the username and e-
mail are already filled in, and, therefore, have not yet been
validated, and I click SUBMIT, validation proceeds just fine, but the
form does NOT submit! A second click of the submit button, however,
then works.
I speculated that this was because of pending ajax calls aborting the
submit. It seems my speculation held true. Right after my $
(document).ready(function() { ... I added the code:
$.ajaxSetup( {
async: false
} );
to make the remote ajax calls synchronous and this fixed the
problem. Now clicking submit performs the validation and really does
submit.
Hopefully a more elegant solution will be found in the validation
plugin itself, but as a jquery newbie, I found reading the validation
plugin code daunting!
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[jQuery] (validation): remote rule causes submit to abort, fix included
With the validation plugin (http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/
jquery-plugin-validation/) I included two remote rules to check
username and e-mail. If my form is loaded such that the username and e-
mail are already filled in, and, therefore, have not yet been
validated, and I click SUBMIT, validation proceeds just fine, but the
form does NOT submit! A second click of the submit button, however,
then works.
I speculated that this was because of pending ajax calls aborting the
submit. It seems my speculation held true. Right after my $
(document).ready(function() { ... I added the code:
$.ajaxSetup( {
async: false
} );
to make the remote ajax calls synchronous and this fixed the
problem. Now clicking submit performs the validation and really does
submit.
Hopefully a more elegant solution will be found in the validation
plugin itself, but as a jquery newbie, I found reading the validation
plugin code daunting!
Re: [jQuery] (validation): remote rule causes submit to abort, fix included
The plugin will submit the form after the async request finishes. The
remaining problem is that any submit-button won't be submitted. Maybe thats
the problem you had?
Jörn
On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 8:15 AM, KenGreer k...@dancesoft.com wrote:
With the validation plugin (http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/
jquery-plugin-validation/http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/%0Ajquery-plugin-validation/)
I included two remote rules to check
username and e-mail. If my form is loaded such that the username and e-
mail are already filled in, and, therefore, have not yet been
validated, and I click SUBMIT, validation proceeds just fine, but the
form does NOT submit! A second click of the submit button, however,
then works.
I speculated that this was because of pending ajax calls aborting the
submit. It seems my speculation held true. Right after my $
(document).ready(function() { ... I added the code:
$.ajaxSetup( {
async: false
} );
to make the remote ajax calls synchronous and this fixed the
problem. Now clicking submit performs the validation and really does
submit.
Hopefully a more elegant solution will be found in the validation
plugin itself, but as a jquery newbie, I found reading the validation
plugin code daunting!
Re: [jQuery] (validation): remote rule causes submit to abort, fix included
Hello KenGreer and all,
Hm, it seems that I have the same problem. My solution is
even less elegant: I place the focus into the first field
of the form, so the user can't proceed without moving the
focus out. And if he/she moves it out, the validation
obviously passes.
I'll try the async:false method, thanks.
Now I have another problem (I had written about that but got no
answer): if the user presses Ctrl+Enter which is my alternative to
clicking the Sumbit button, the validation doesn't pass and the form
submits nowhere.
How do I resolve that?
Thanks!
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- Original message -
From: KenGreer k...@dancesoft.com
To: jQuery (English) jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Date: Monday, December 21, 2009, 9:15:37 AM
Subject: [jQuery] (validation): remote rule causes submit to abort, fix
included
With the validation plugin (http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/
jquery-plugin-validation/) I included two remote rules to check
username and e-mail. If my form is loaded such that the username and e-
mail are already filled in, and, therefore, have not yet been
validated, and I click SUBMIT, validation proceeds just fine, but the
form does NOT submit! A second click of the submit button, however,
then works.
I speculated that this was because of pending ajax calls aborting the
submit. It seems my speculation held true. Right after my $
(document).ready(function() { ... I added the code:
$.ajaxSetup( {
async: false
} );
to make the remote ajax calls synchronous and this fixed the
problem. Now clicking submit performs the validation and really does
submit.
Hopefully a more elegant solution will be found in the validation
plugin itself, but as a jquery newbie, I found reading the validation
plugin code daunting!
