Charles F. Munat wrote:
Running Ajax calls between fields for validation is pretty ugly,
javascript validation would be better
That's what I said.
Sorry, Oliver. On re-reading, that sounds a little snippy, but I didn't
mean it that way. I just meant that we agree -- after mentioning it as
Hey Chas,
No worries, I re-read too and understood the tone of your reply.
I'm playing devils advocate on validation to try to get a flexible
framework for everyone to use.
Ol
On 24/09/2008, at 4:07 PM, Charles F. Munat wrote:
Charles F. Munat wrote:
Running Ajax calls between fields for
Marius wrote:
I'm fully aware of that ... I was just wondering if there were other
rationales behind this approach ...
or we can have
trait Foo[T : Foo[T]]) {
self: T =
def dog(t: T) = t.doSomething
def doSomething
}
Sorry for being clueless... but I'm not sure what the
If you want to tell them to enter a value, I'm sure that you could write (if
it doesn't already exist) a notEmpty validation that would say the right
thing and do something like:
val validations = notEmpty(You must provide an email address) _ ::
valRegex(...
Derek
On Tue, Sep 23, 2008 at 9:41
Derek Chen-Becker wrote:
If you want to tell them to enter a value, I'm sure that you could
write (if it doesn't already exist) a notEmpty validation that would
say the right thing and do something like:
val validations = notEmpty(You must provide an email address) _ ::
valRegex(...
Charles F. Munat wrote:
Oliver Lambert wrote:
Do/should validations stop at the first error message on the field, at
least by default?
I much prefer that they do not. It really irritates me when I'm using an
online form and it tells me that something is invalid, then I fix it,
http://liftweb.net/index.php/RequirementsForForms
David Pollak wrote:
Charles F. Munat wrote:
Oliver Lambert wrote:
Do/should validations stop at the first error message on the field, at
least by default?
I much prefer that they do not. It really irritates me when I'm using
Oliver wrote:
I like them to be validated as well, and to short circuit the remainder
of the field validation.
Feel free to set your validation up that way. Personally, I'd like my
validation code to be smart enough to note when two non-redundant
validation problems occur and to mention
