May 12th, 2011, 9:35 AM
Hi Crunchers,
Probably not... (boy, I'm full of good news today!). I'm already bundling my own JS validation library (RSV) with Form Tools and including a second would be overkill. I've no doubt it's pretty good (in fact, I think I've used it myself at one point), but I'll stick with the current one for now. I wrote RSV to work hand in hand with PHP validation, so after you create the validation rules for JS, you can just copy & paste them into your PHP to use them there as well (with a few minor syntax changes). This has saved me sooo much time over the years.
For the docs, I'd rather keep everything consistent. Developers who are comfortable with JS or their own libraries can easily drop in their own.
But I appreciate the idea!
- Ben
Probably not... (boy, I'm full of good news today!). I'm already bundling my own JS validation library (RSV) with Form Tools and including a second would be overkill. I've no doubt it's pretty good (in fact, I think I've used it myself at one point), but I'll stick with the current one for now. I wrote RSV to work hand in hand with PHP validation, so after you create the validation rules for JS, you can just copy & paste them into your PHP to use them there as well (with a few minor syntax changes). This has saved me sooo much time over the years.
For the docs, I'd rather keep everything consistent. Developers who are comfortable with JS or their own libraries can easily drop in their own.
But I appreciate the idea!
- Ben