Updated h5Validate form validation plugin for jQuery
On Dec 28, 2011 HTML5 | JavaScript 4 4 Comments Tags: form validition, forms, h5validate, html5, JavaScript, jquery
The latest version of h5Validate (released today) adds support for a new events API, and allows you to tell it not to touch the DOM, so you decide exactly how to respond when fields are invalid. This release also fixes several outstanding bugs. Unit tests pass on IE6 – IE9, Firefox 3+, Chrome, Safari, Opera, and Android.
Please report unit test results for iOS.
Hi,
This is a great script – thanks! I’ve installed it, and its working as intended. Click on a required element… click off the required element – and it flags red to indicate that it needs content.
But if I don’t fill in the form and click submit – the form is sent… I don’t get an error, or anything preventing me from submitting the form.
This happens in all browsers I’ve tested in (IE6 – IE9, Chrome, Safari and firefox)
Thanks,
Rob
Currently h5Validate does not automatically block form submission. You can block it yourself with something like this:
$(‘#myForm’).submit(function () {
return $(‘#myForm’).h5Validate(‘allValid’);
});
Do you use your code on this form at all? It gives a PHP error instead of validating on my ipad
Can you reproduce your problem on http://jsfiddle.net/ ?