[jQuery] Re: async validation

Brian J. Cardiff schrieb: that's an approach, yes. but also on submit you should ensure validations match actual values. So maybe store also last value validated, and there a cron could be implemented pretty easily. That checking, if the previous validated value is the current value, is alread

[jQuery] Re: async validation

that's an approach, yes. but also on submit you should ensure validations match actual values. So maybe store also last value validated, and there a cron could be implemented pretty easily. On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 11:22 AM, MorningZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > That more detailed reply makes mu

[jQuery] Re: async validation

That more detailed reply makes much more sense If i was doing something like this, i'd have a little dictionary going on like var Validations = {}; Validations.Name = false; Validations.UserName = false; Validations.Email= false; Validations.SomeOtherField = false; and figure out at what point

[jQuery] Re: async validation

my particular needs where described in this conversation . But in a more general way, validation could be done in background/async without disturbing each keypress of

[jQuery] Re: async validation

Maybe it's just me, but async validation makes absolutely no sense. you don't want your process to continue unless the data is valid Say you do kick off the validating of your fields in that manor, what are you going to do right after you kick off the process? On Mar 27, 12:36 pm, "Brian