It seems to be normal behaviour, but when using jquery's validate
plugin my client was not happy the a single domain suffix character
was enough to clear the valid email error. ie; tes...@googlemail.c
would validate.
To ensure that at least 2 characters had to be entered into the field
to validate
I noticed that if you do the email: true in the validation and then
try and type an email such as:
em...@example.com.com
it will mark it as valid. Is this intended?
Even says its valid on your test page at:
http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Validation/Methods/email
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