ZSchema required?

[mjau-mjau]

I understand ZSchema-browser supposedly does some json-validation. However, I have disabled this JS file and I can't see any difference. The jsonform still validates successfully on submit. Is it an optional module? I am curious because it does after all weigh in at 80kb+.

[ulion]

then you may just skipped the json schema validation.

2015-10-31 13:31 GMT+08:00 Karl Ward notifications@github.com:

I understand ZSchema-browser supposedly does some json-validation.
However, I have disabled this JS file and I can't see any difference. The
jsonform still validates successfully on submit. Is it an optional module?
I am curious because it does after all weigh in at 80kb+.

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Ulion

[ulion]

you can use browser's develop console setup break point
in formTree.prototype.validate function, then see how does it go when doing
the validation.

2015-10-31 20:09 GMT+08:00 Ulion ulion2002@gmail.com:

then you may just skipped the json schema validation.

2015-10-31 13:31 GMT+08:00 Karl Ward notifications@github.com:

I understand ZSchema-browser supposedly does some json-validation.
However, I have disabled this JS file and I can't see any difference. The
jsonform still validates successfully on submit. Is it an optional module?
I am curious because it does after all weigh in at 80kb+.

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Ulion

Ulion

[mjau-mjau]

Excuse my ignorance, but doesn't jsonform generally validate with the following? ... or is there some zschema-specific implementation?

form_object.onSubmit = function (errors, values) {
  if(errors) {
    console.log('Errors');
    console.dir(errors);
  } else {
    console.log('Success');
    console.dir(values);
  }
}

Thanks for your efforts with jsonform btw.

[ulion]

no, jsonform does not do the validation work, but it will try to find
loaded json schema validator to do that.

2015-11-01 13:36 GMT+08:00 Karl Ward notifications@github.com:

Excuse my ignorance, but doesn't jsonform generally validate with the
following? ... or is there some zschema-specific implementation?
form_object.onSubmit = function (errors, values) {
if(errors) {
console.log('Errors');
console.dir(errors);
} else {
console.log('Success');
console.dir(values);
}
}

Thanks for your efforts with jsonform btw.

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Ulion