I don't know why it works in FF, as the usage is plain wrong. The
submitHandler lets you do stuff after validation before submission.
With something like this you can combine that with a normal submit:
$(..).validate({
submitHandler: function(form) {
// do some other stuff
form.
Yeah, I tried that. No luck there either (the former was for adding
functionality that needed to occur after validation, but prior to
submission). It's really odd, as there are no errors thrown, and it works
like a champ in FF. The code in the html is so ridiculously simple as well,
and appears to
validate() adds a submit handler. Adding that to the form inside your
own submit handler results in undefined behaviour. Please take a look
at the basic documentation on how to properly use the validate method:
http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Validation#Example
In your case something like this:
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