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hi,
seriously this library rocks, simplicity and features wise, but could we break away from bootstrap DOM structure, because i have noticed that if i don't use these classes "control-group" and "controls" then the validation wont work, and you cant always force certain structure into your code, specially in complex applications.
thanks in advanced.
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I'm not sure how that would work. A lot of assumptions need to be made in order to know where to put the validation messages, which events to hook on to, etc.
not at all man,
you are right a lot of assumptions, what i think is, in terms of design now a days a java-script library should be agnostic, jquery is great but now there is a rise of other libraries specially AngualrJs which is awesome.
so my suggestion is to let user be free to make his html structure the way he wants like i mentioned above, maybe i dont want "control-group" in my html and i already have different structure for my forms, and as for validation message, maybe add an option parameter to choose an html element to be the message container.
this is all just my humble suggestion hope it helps :)
hi,
seriously this library rocks, simplicity and features wise, but could we break away from bootstrap DOM structure, because i have noticed that if i don't use these classes "control-group" and "controls" then the validation wont work, and you cant always force certain structure into your code, specially in complex applications.
thanks in advanced.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: