JQuery :: Fancy Sliding Form With Live Validation?
Aug 22, 2011
I`m trying to incorporate live [URL].. and i`m having a small problem that bothers me at night: all works great but the validation is made per total not field by field like is made in the link above .So i made a validation for email and username on the first field and name on the second if i enter the corect username and email it shows like is incorect only after i enter the name on the second field all other fields validate.So if i have a form with 6 field i have to get to the last one to show the user that all is completed ok.
Using : jQuery Validate (jQuery Validation Plugin 1.8.0)
Browser : IE 8
Code :
Problem: The live('submit).. code fires before the validation does. So, validation never actually stops the form submitting. In other browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari), this is not a problem, validation always fires first.
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Basic code:
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And:
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This is my code:
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