Whew! OK. Got the URL checker working but to tell the truth I don't know what the issue was. I thought it was the onkeyup:false that fixed it but I just checked and it worked anyway, although I like the idea of the validation happening on blur so I left it as false.
If anyone's interested... HTML markup: http://darthead.pastebin.com/f644fcf6b Validation code: http://darthead.pastebin.com/f2d416812 PHP class and code: http://darthead.pastebin.com/f3b21a38b I have one more question, how would I display a label.pending spinner while the validation (especially the remote request) is happening? I realize on the other fields the spinner would be there and gone before the user saw it, but for consistency's sake. And, respectfully, I think the email validation should check for a TLD. I know it's technically correct that one is not needed, but in practice how often is that going to happen? Maybe you could add an emailTLD method? Or better yet, an emailnoTLD, or something like that. It's really no use validating an email I won't be able to use. My two cents... On Jan 29, 11:13 am, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Rus Miller schrieb:> OK, finally... > > >http://monovisiondesign.com/client/jquery/validate-url/form.php (I've > > got another problem with PHP config in that my script isn't connecting > > on this server, but it should still return false and cause an error on > > the form). The markup for the form is > > here:http://darthead.pastebin.com/f644fcf6b > > The serverside must return "true" or "false", without the quotes, eg. in > PHP this: > echo "true" which outputs true without quotes. > In my attempts to test your page Firebug didn't show any response at > all, so it seems like something is wrong on the serverside.> After an initial > wrong URL the remote method appears to be firing on > > every keystroke if you look at the log. I thought it was only > > supposed to fire on blur? > > Thats was designed for pure client-side validation. For now you may want > to completely disable validation on keyup, by setting onkeyup: > false.>http://monovisiondesign.com/client/jquery/validate-url/includes/log.txt > > > And on focus isn't the error message supposed to go away until the > > element is blurred again? > > You can enable that via focusCleanup: true.> [...] > > > And, btw, there's another post about this that you've probably already > > answered, but the email validation doesn't check for a TLD. > > The problem here is that a valid email address doesn't need an TLD. > > Jörn
