Closed markvantilburg closed 10 years ago
After isValidating()
//If the form is submitting due to a successfull validation reports true
isSubmitting: function() {
return this.submitting;
},
//true when the form is submitting
submitting: false,
in the bind code for the form submit
$(this).bind(
"submit",
function() {
if (!$.validity.submitting) {
$.validity.start();
f.apply(self);
$.validity.submitting = $.validity.end().valid;
if ($.validity.submitting) {
$(this).hide();
}
}
return $.validity.submitting;
}
This will hide the form that the user is submitting
I'm not sure what this has to do with validation. Couldn't you just bind to the submit event with your own handlers? Why should this be part of validity and not separate?
Hi,
When I have a validity on a form with the standard binding that it fires on the submit() of the form. I cannot find an option to prevent it from triggering this twice or thrice etc..
Is this build in yet, or should this be added?
This is especially important on slower internet connections or when the saving takes longer than usual. If the user presses submit again it will cancel the previous request and increases the time for the user even longer.