Hi,
> Yes. Use Event#stop to prevent default submit action. Fire an ajax
> request that does the validation. Show a "validating" indicator, upon
> receiving the request back, just use $('my_form_id').submit() to
> submit the form.
Thanks for hint :)
I was testing Event.stop but somehow I was thinking about it only in
context of failed validation inside my onSuccess function. I just
haven't thought about stoping even earlier before ajax request and
then just submiting form by myself.
> If you're planning to validate on submit only and on the server side, what's
> the point in doing it with an ajax
> request ?
No I have 2 functions to run on sumbit:
- nice validation of many other fields in browser
- simple checking if username is taken by ajax request
If it is taken I don't want to submit form and reload the whole page
agan - that's all :)
Thanks a lot :)
Quleczka
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