Re: Question about JavaScript validation

2007-11-24 Thread Timo Rantalaiho
On Fri, 23 Nov 2007, Java Programmer wrote: Is there any simple way to generate javascripts to validate forms against validation rules provided by Wicket Validators e.g. RequiredValidator? I have on mind client side validators to check is fields not empty, or provided passwords match. For now

Re: Question about JavaScript validation

2007-11-24 Thread Johan Compagner
I agree that is is nice to have the simple field validation done in javascript on the client side. But this is an add on, the same validation has still to be done on the server anyway. But in the further we could have some validations that also contribute some javascript to the output which does

Re: Question about JavaScript validation

2007-11-24 Thread Java Programmer
Thank you for the answers, I agree that server side validation is more important, from e.g. security reasons, but if you make something we called now Web 2.0 application is nice to have also client side validations scripts. So I can check if login is free to use via Ajax, but checking if password

Question about JavaScript validation

2007-11-23 Thread Java Programmer
Hello, Is there any simple way to generate javascripts to validate forms against validation rules provided by Wicket Validators e.g. RequiredValidator? I have on mind client side validators to check is fields not empty, or provided passwords match. For now I see that Ajax support is great, but

Re: Question about JavaScript validation

2007-11-23 Thread Alex Objelean
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