[jQuery] Re: jQuery.validate versus jQuery.yav

2008-02-25 Thread Jörn Zaefferer
Gordon schrieb: We have a lot of forms on our site that are using a script called fValidate for client side validation. However, fValidate is not very friendly to use, hasn't been updated in years, causes incompatibilities with jQuery in IE6 and is just generally horrible. We're looking to repl

[jQuery] Re: jQuery.validate versus jQuery.yav

2008-02-25 Thread Dave Stewart
I love validate. It takes a bit of getting used to the options, but it's great. I attach a custom attribute to any items i want validated with simple rules, then validate does the rest. A rough example: Any error messages will go here... $('#form-1').validate()