Well, you can add an onElementValidate method that checks the whole form, so every time the user changes a value you check the entire form and then enable/disable your submit button as you like.
On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 8:22 AM, hamburger <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > finding a solution to enable/disable my submit button despared me. > I would like to enable my submit button if the validation for all > fields are passed. > onFormValidate do not helps, because it fires only if i press the > submit-button > onElementValidate is only for one element .. > > onFormValidate: function(passed, myform, event) { > if (passed) {log("passed");} > else {log("no passed"); } > }, > onElementValidate: > function(passed,element,validator,denotes ) { > if (!passed) {log("disabled set");} > else {log("button free"); } > }, > > > do somebody still have a solution? >
