On 6/8/05, Evan Lavidor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right, I'm not thinking about the server side validation, but more
> about the client-side validation that various CFFORM tags write
> (CFINPUT, CFSELECT, etc.)
> 
> How does this JavaScript fare from a browser-compatibility and
> standards-compliance perspective?  Is it the same old bloated code
> that CF used to write, or has it been dramatically improved?

It has dramatically improved. While it will never be as clean and
elegant as custom-written code, it's not downright ugly like in older
versions.

Best thing to do is try it out - make a simple form and then see what
you think about the output. Personally I've been really getting into
XML forms, the customisation that you can do via XSLT is awesome and I
reckon it's by far the most underrated feature of CFMX7.

-- 
Kay Smoljak
http://kay.smoljak.com/

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