prompt dissapear on second submit with ajaxFormValidation = true about jquery-validation-engine HOT 28 CLOSED

Its worth mentionning that you can use onValidationComplete (see doc and demo) after the client side is validated, to handle the form submittion yourself, (using $.ajax and etc)

That being said, it definatly look like a bug, we will be investigating,the ajax function has been rewritten and it seems we have a couple of bugs with it

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Thanks for the input. But i would like to use the internal AJAX feature if possible.

I think the prompt gets destroyed there (validateField):

if (!isAjaxValidator) {
if (options.isError)
methods._showPrompt(field, promptText, "", false, options);
else {
methods._closePrompt(field);
}
}

Uhhh, Slowly i can think of the issue. Since the lack of a general error prompt which one can trigger (see my suggestion in forum), i misused the prompt for the password field (user/password fields only in the form). Of course the validation of the password field is ok. So the code removes the prompt but my form validation will return an error. So i need the password prompt back in. There is a problem with the syncronization of the :

var prompt = methods._getPrompt(field);

and the real DOM tree. Thats what i suspect. in reality, the prompt was removed but at the point where he needs to decide if he should update or create the prompt, he thinks that the prompt is there, which isnt.

At least thats my educated guess ;-)

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thank you ! we will be looking into this bug

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I experience the same issue using ajax field validation.

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fixed please report if the bug still there

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I updated to the latest version, but I still have the same issue.
This is how I run it:
"ajaxUser":{
"url":"../include/ldap/validateUser2.php",
"alertTextLoad":"* Loading, please wait",
"alertText":"* Invalid username."
},

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thats weird, do you see the same behavior here ? http://www.position-relative.net/creation/formValidator/demos/demoAjaxSubmitPHP.html

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Nope, it works there. Can't see what differs.

    $("#form").validationEngine({
        ajaxFormValidation: true,
        onAjaxFormComplete: ajaxValidationCallback
    }); 

    "ajaxUser":{
        "url":"../include/ldap/validateUser2.php",
        "alertTextLoad":"* Loading, please wait",
        "alertText":"* Invalid username."},    

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i know it might sound dumb to ask, but are you sure you cleared your cache and that you actually erased the file :P

I saw your bug when working on the last engine version and fixed it

maybe try to link the version on position-relative.net directly to see if it changes anything

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if it dosent changes anything I will reopen the bug, it might have something to do with the onbefore, and a success condition

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I will check this afternoon

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Yeah, it's cleared :)
I use jquery 1.5, if that does any difference.
The server I am using doesn't have internet access, so I can't try to link your version.

When I do a focusOut from the element it "validates" directly, but when submitting it gets cleared.

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okay, I will reopen the bug

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http://www.position-relative.net/creation/formValidator/demos/demoAjaxSubmitPHP.html DOES exhibit the bug. To reproduce: remove the email address so it's blank. Type "a" in the username box, then click the background to blur that input. Now there should be red boxes above the username and email inputs. Now click submit. Red box above username should disappear.

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Well the reason for that is simple, normal validation is executed before and on error stop the submit ajax validation,

So yea, this is the normal behavior unfortunately, for now.

that being said It is not really an issue that a normal user should see happen a lot in the normal flow of things

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ok, but my issue is slightly different. I hit submit two times with wrong credentials and on second submission the already displayed error message disspears. Thats definitely not what the user expects ;-)

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Yea, this is the issue I am looking into,

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any of you guys got an example online of the script not working? would help a lot

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still no joy trying to find your bug guys, if you can't give me an example online, i would need your form html, it might be a set of validation rules that trigegr the problem !

Thanks

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need 1-2 more days to get you my sample. Sorry.

regards
Marc Logemann
http://www.logemann.org
http://www.logentis.de

Am 23.03.2011 um 12:44 schrieb posabsolute:

still no joy trying to find your bug guys, if you can't give me an example online, i would need your form html, it might be a set of validation rules that trigegr the problem !

Thanks

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i have not lost interesst. In fact i encounter this issue in various forms. Now i will try to upload our whole alpha app onto a public server so that you can see this stuff.

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Ok. Here we go. Please can you try the following URL:

http://dev.logentis.net:8080/Netversys/Login.app

(argh)

I wanted to explain how to produce the error, but now everything runs like expected. I will check some other screen to see if i can re-gain the behavior i mentioned some days ago.

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Ok. Its me again. I got it:

Try to login with false credentials:

User: Administrator
PW: foofoo

Then an error is displayed. Now do it with correct PW: Netversys

Now the error dissapear but inside the handler, the form.submit() doesnt work. If you hit "login" button again, it works. Why only on second submission.

In the source code you can see i commented a line with "window.location.replace". This was my workaround to make it work on first submit.

Update: This behavior appears in every form i have inside the app. Quite ugly and i dont know whats wrong with the form object in the handler.

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Okay thanks logemann, i will try to have a look roday

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Well for one, can you update to the latest version on your website, this version has some bugs in the ajax functions

it read 2.0 beta and it should read 2.1

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can you retry? I copied newest version on server.

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thx I will

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Okay, currently the ajax request is giving a 500 error

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