guillaumepotier

Nice project ! ;)

Right. But not including it will inexorably lead to new Issue or PR to add it. Not sure it is validatorjs's role to educate users in their validation, just providing best as possible tools to do it right, no ?

At some point if you want to be absolutely sure, you'll have to send a validation link / email and not doing it frontend in JavaScript ;)

They'll come don't worry ;)

thx! will fix that :)

Yes, not very handy currently, but you could override all messages in Parsley constructor on each form..

I'll look definitely into a more handy solution soon :)

Right. The demo form is totally UX un-aware! :)

I'll take a look to url RegExp validation rule ;)

Right.

jQuery/Zepto $.data() was fast and easy to implement, rather than searching html5 attr.

I'll think about that ;)

Sometimes you just don't have or don't need angular or other js framework and just simply want to validate a form ;)

Parsley's aim is to have think about validation just once back end and seamlessly do the same front end with no extra work. But yes that do not exempt you to validate backend ;)

Hi there, github has some difficulties with the page url and tend to show some weird 404 :(

Please, could you update the link of this post to http://garlicjs.org?

Thx!

Are you sure of that? I've tested the behavior of cookies / localStorage on iPads recently, and on private sessions without cookies, Safari on iPad had localStorage persisted.

Yes possible. Someone mentioned usage of store.js, i'll dive into it next week

ahah ^^

Nice!

You should gather that in a cool markdown file on a github repo that every one could fork and suggest / add their own good libs :)

Good call. Not thought about that. At least, it is shown to the user, and not hidden and recorded secretly.

Oh, I was totally unaware of this one. Never mind, it clearly shows that there's a lack here on this browser behavior. My project is juste a few hours pet project. I'll try to maintain it and make it as advanced & usefull as sisyphus, for fun :)

Yes,

I'll definitely re-work on both the code and the doc. I've read that there is a kind of localStorage portage for IE8- that I'll look into.

Currently, if the browser does not support localStorage, the plugin auto-disable.

Best

Thanks :)

Yes, I'll need to work on that, if there is already server data. Maybe in a tooltip like, let the user choose which version he should use

Thanks for your first comments ;) This is a very very early alpha release. 1h of work in fact.. Please, feel free to contribute!

right!

Nice work!