Again, I'd be very happy if Aiki can insert the classes like 'required' or 'url' or 'email' or minlength='18' into the form inputs.
I don't expect Aiki to generate JavaScript for me. In fact, I don't want Aiki to write JavaScript for me. I would be very very happy though if Aiki does *server* side validation. That means, if Aiki looks at whether a form input has 'required' or 'url' and then enforces that when the form is submitted. That means, if a form input with name="value" is marked 'required' in the Aiki form, then Aiki should reject the form if the POST[value] is empty. This means, let Aiki handle the form generation and validation on the *server* side. But let me handle form validation on the client side. Even if I turn off JavaScript, I still want Aiki to validate forms. Does that make sense? Christopher On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 4:44 PM, Roger Martín <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Christopher! > > Aiki must generate the necessary js for validation. With your JavaScript > library it is easy: > - in aiki, a control is defined as {"name": "user_name", > validation:'required' } and aiki only must generate <input > name='user_name' class='validate'.. > > That it's possible if we use the 'syntax' of javascript library. For > example: > { "name": "age", "validation": "required,min=18" ) (*) > If we use another syntax like validation="!is_empty(_SELF) and _SELF>18", > we must 'translate' this type of expression to javascript library syntax. > > Conclusion: we will use the javascript syntax. > > roger > > (*) what class need these controls? or is it necessary make rules? > > -- ——— christopher adams 86 186 1172 0021 | 1 646 201 3335 49 15 156 219931 | 886 953 036 630 chris.raysend.com
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