Get Html5 Validation To Work With Onclick?
I have a form for name, company, email, and phone number, and using required it makes sure that the form has something filled in for each input. What I am trying to do is have it d
Solution 1:
I would listen for the submit rather than the click event.
Using jQuery:
$('form').submit(function(event){
alert('form was submitted!');
// window.open('the_file.zip');// event.preventDefault();// ... do something else ...// $(this).submit();
});
Then you could also prevent the default action of submit event.preventDefault();
before if you wanted to do something before you actually submitted the form.
Solution 2:
What you should really do is, instead of an onclick
event, set the form
action
attribute to a server page that validates the form, then, if the form is valid, redirects the user to the_file.zip
.
Even by doing something like event.preventDefault()
, I'm pretty sure you're also going to prevent the form values from being processed by anything (they'll just sit their in their respective input fields and a new window will open with the file to download).
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