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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Jquery form validation
It has been a while since I wrote a form. I kept posting data even though the validation fired and was not valid. I forgot that you have to check for a valid form. I also learned that you can … Continue reading
Posted in HTML, javascript, JQuery, json
Tagged form, form validation, javascript, jquery, jquery form validation, validation
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Maven assembly plugin – 2 artifacts
If you need the maven assembly plugin to produce two artifacts, it must be with two separate execution blocks. One execution block creates one artifact, like one module typically produces one artifact.
When $.get and $.post just aren’t enough
This is a typical Jquery ajax request. This works great until you realize that it is really taking data from a form and is changing data on the site. It should be a post, but it was mistakenly made with … Continue reading