AJAX, JSON or XML?
user which you feel comfortable with - cake can assist you in each case - see parseExtensions
theres a form plugin for jquery google malsup form plugin - there also a validate plugin for jquery
if you validating phone numbers email address etc then regex in javascript appropriate, but if you keen to reuse yoor serverside code then I would go for json or xml the jquery form plugin supports both these formats too
theres a form plugin for jquery google malsup form plugin - there also a validate plugin for jquery
if you validating phone numbers email address etc then regex in javascript appropriate, but if you keen to reuse yoor serverside code then I would go for json or xml the jquery form plugin supports both these formats too
2008/12/1 cronet <cronet@gmx.de>
Hi,
This is perhaps a pretty simple/silly question. I'm very new to JS
programing so I don't know what's the best practice in my case.
I want to validate a form using Javascript. In my case: The input text
'zip' and 'city' should be checked against goolge maps and return geo
coordinates or "false" if the zip and city values doesn't match.
I would like to use the google api via php, because i already created
such a function for serverside testing. I thought it is clever to
reuse this code (DRY) creating a simple mehtod in a controller
returning the geo coordinates or "false". But which format should this
be (or is the more less to develop)? AJAX, JSON or XML?
How can I parse this view using javascript (with jquery)?
Regards,
Cronet
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