> That's a bit weird. I'm gonna check the code that should prevent the > submit when a submitHandler is present.
I agree it is strange. Based on your comment, I thought to try the same exact copy that is used in the example on your site (just in case something had changed between versions). However, it still behaves the same way. This is a very large site with quite a lot of (legacy) JavaScript, so I wonder if something else might be affecting the input fields in some way. It is strange, though, that ajaxForm() by itself does not have the same problem... there seems to be a difference in the way that plugin and your stop the default submit. oliver
