On Monday, June 12, 2017 at 2:59:42 PM UTC-4, Brendan Barnwell wrote:
>
> You can put anything that would go on a full page (including any form) in
>> an Ajax component. Forms in components are submitted via Ajax (they are no
>> less "real" than forms loaded in full pages), and only the component itself
>> refreshes upon submission. It is not quite clear what else you are looking
>> for.
>>
>>
> To give a concrete example, one thing I long for is client-side versions
> of all the validators that are validating based only on the form (that is,
> the "shape") of the data. A validator for something like a phone number or
> email address is just looking at the textual structure of the data, and it
> would be nice for that to be done client side and show a nice error ("enter
> a valid email" or whatever) before the form is ever submitted. This would
> not replace server-side validation, and some kinds of checks can only be
> done server side (e.g., if you want to make sure the address is not just
> syntactically valid but actually exists in the DB). But having client-side
> validators built in (and known to be equivalent/compatible with the
> server-side ones) would be really nice.
>
Got it, but that's not what you described in your previous post. web3py
will likely work more like this.
Anthony
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