Don't declare the field as mandatory.
Then add your custom validation to onValidateFromXXX where XXX is the
id of your form.
Validate the id there.
Alternatively, you could contribute your own validator, which doesn't
perform any client-side validation.
Robert
On Mar 21, 2008, at 3/219:50 PM , Angelo Chen wrote:
Hi Robert,
oh i see, so for every validation you have to code two, one in java
and
another one in js, this does bring up another question, can
'clientvalidation' be set in the field level? say, I have a form,
all the
fields can be validated client side except a customer id field, which
requires using the server side validator, yes, we can add a js
validator
then call the server side validator, but that requires kind of
effort, a
easier approach will be, turn the clientvalidation on for the form,
then
turn the clientvalidation off for the field, any idea? Thanks,
A.C.
Robert Zeigler wrote:
One is for client-side validation, and the other is for server-side
validation?
Client-side validation is a nicety that makes the validation process
less painful for a client.
But you can't rely on it for any sort of "security" since all it
takes
to bypass it is to turn of javascript.
Hence, you must also perform a server-side check.
Cheers,
Robert
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