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natasaantovszky
8,080 PointsFor Input confirmation with jQuery
Hi I hope someone can answer question I have regarding previous task. Please check snapshot https://w.trhou.se/zt1kff4juj Everything on file is without mistakes but i don't really understand how the submit function works in this instance .....
function canSubmit() { return usernamePresent() && isPasswordValid() && arePasswordsMatching(); }
Once user name is present, password is valid (with regards to length) and passwords are matching submit button should work (on click it should take me in this instance to non-existing file). But if one of the inputs are not valid or present submit button wont work. If I fill everything in order - first: username ; second: password ; third : password confirmation button works fine however if i first type in password , confirm password and THEN last username button doesn't work.. Shouldn't there be the case button should work regardless of which order user types in inputs as long as they are valid? Regards
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
You stlll need an event handler for the user name.
The canSubmit function is good, and it gets called by the enableSubmitEvent function whenever a key is released in the password or confirm boxes. Yet nothing similar is done for the user name box.
But you could add it:
//When event happens on username input
$username.keyup(enableSubmitEvent);
natasaantovszky
8,080 PointsThank you Steven, that solved it!