Hi,
using jquery validate plugin seems that I can't avoid to use the
"name" attribute in the text field for the captcha.
Actually the validate plugin's remote method allows to send custom
data, adding a "data" object:
remote:{
url:"captcha_ck.php",
type: "post",
data:{
security_code:
function() {
return
jQuery("#security_code").val();
}
}
}
but seems that the plugin itself will always look for the "name"
attribute.
My actual workaround is assigning the name attribute via jquery on
document.ready, and it works (I mean, the w3c xhtml validator
validates), but I still think that using the remote method shouldn't
force me to use an attribute not compatible with w3c. Am I doing
something wrong - missed something?
