I've got two issues. I recently had to put some form validating on
pages for a client and thought they were working fine since I could
see them in FF, IE7 and Safari, however upon checking in IE6 I'm
seeing that nothing is being checked. I see no errors on my pages, and
don't know why it would be happening.
Also of note on the pages is that even in the browsers where it does
work, when you submit the page and receive error messages they don't
disappear when you put good data into the input fields.
I seem to have fixed the IE6 issue by not using the packed version and
instead putting in un-packed and un-minified version. Now I get the
proper validation checks in IE6, but the erros still don't go away
when someone enters in information.
On Feb 21, 10:34 am, scud <scu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've got two issues. I recently had to put some form validating on
> pages for a client and thought they were working fine since I could
> see them in FF, IE7 and Safari, however upon checking in IE6 I'm
> seeing that nothing is being checked. I see no errors on my pages, and
> don't know why it would be happening.
> Also of note on the pages is that even in the browsers where it does
> work, when you submit the page and receive error messages they don't
> disappear when you put good data into the input fields.
> I fixed the IE6 not-working issue by not using the packed version of > the validate.js, so apparently the packed version is busted in IE6. I > went with the full text version and almost all seems to be fine.
> I still have the problem of the fields not being checked as a user > enters in information and navigates through the form.
I tried looking at that and I guess the thing I'm not understanding is
where do I specify the option:onkeyup to make sure that that's
happening? I thought it was unnecessary because I thought I remembered
reading that the validation was lazy until they submitted something
and then the validating happens when they enter in text and also when
they move to the next form element.
For whatever reason none of those checks seem to happen and I guess
that's why I'm confused.
On Feb 24, 12:30 pm, Jörn Zaefferer <Enc...@gmx.net> wrote:
> I tried looking at that and I guess the thing I'm not understanding is > where do I specify the option:onkeyup to make sure that that's > happening? I thought it was unnecessary because I thought I remembered > reading that the validation was lazy until they submitted something > and then the validating happens when they enter in text and also when > they move to the next form element.
> For whatever reason none of those checks seem to happen and I guess > that's why I'm confused.
Of course as soon as I write the ticket I find the solution. It was
the fact that I was using the delegate plugin as well, which I
remember seeing was a requirement as part of one of the readme files.
As soon as I deleted that, the error messages disappeared once
information was entered.
> Of course as soon as I write the ticket I find the solution. It was > the fact that I was using the delegate plugin as well, which I > remember seeing was a requirement as part of one of the readme files. > As soon as I deleted that, the error messages disappeared once > information was entered.
Okay, glad that got fixed. I closed the ticket, please reopen it if you find a place where the delegation plugin is still mentioned.
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