Returning true from OnNext does not advance the wizard.

[rhythmicdevil]

The return value is false, the wizard does not advance as expected. When the return value is true the wizard does not advance. My expectation is that the wizard would advance to the next step. Here is content of my onNext() function. Can you tell me if I am doing something wrong or if this is a bug?

        onNext: function(tab, navigation, index){
            /*
             * tracking flag
             */
            var valid = true;
            /*
             * Subjects in wizard order
             */
            var subjects = [
                "localIpAddress",
                "subnetMask",
                "dhcpEnabled",
                "dhcpStartingIp",
                "dhcpEndingIp"
            ];
            /*
             * Get the form data
             */
            var lanConfigurationDto = {
                    localIpAddress : $('input[name="localIpAddress"]').val(),
                    subnetMask: $('input[name="subnetMask"]').val(),
                    dhcpEnabled: $('input[name="dhcpEnabled"]').is(':checked') ? true : false,
                    dhcpStartingIp: $('input[name="localIpAddress"]').val(),
                    dhcpEndingIp    : $('input[name="localIpAddress"]').val()
            }

            if(index == 1){
                validate(subjects[0], lanConfigurationDto, function(res){ valid = res; });
            } else if(index == 2) {
                validate(subjects[1], lanConfigurationDto, function(res){ valid = res; });
            }

            return valid; 
        }

[VinceG]

@rhythmicdevil you dont need to return true to advance, return false if you want to prevent advancement.

example: http://vinceg.github.io/twitter-bootstrap-wizard/examples/basic-formvalidation.html