I want to add username and email availability check on the client side with jQuery. If I were extending our custom in-house CMS I would add the functions to one of the webservices or add a web method to actually validate the data.
I was wondering if I should do the same in Umbraco, or maybe there is a more Umbraco-ish way to do this?
I suppoose you're creating the create page in a user control? I suppose you could add the check there or you could simple just add a link to the script either in the header or before the </body> on your masterpage where you make sure the fields have been filled in correctly.
I could create a webservice to check the username and email against the database, but this seams like a method that is "outside" of Umbraco. i.e. I`m creating a asmx in VS2008 and uploading it to the Umbraco folder. I was wondering if there is any way of adding the service within the confines of Umbraco itself, without "extending" it?
CreateUserWizard jQuery Validation
Hi,
I want to add username and email availability check on the client side with jQuery. If I were extending our custom in-house CMS I would add the functions to one of the webservices or add a web method to actually validate the data.
I was wondering if I should do the same in Umbraco, or maybe there is a more Umbraco-ish way to do this?
Thank you!
-Elad
Hi Elad
I suppoose you're creating the create page in a user control? I suppose you could add the check there or you could simple just add a link to the script either in the header or before the </body> on your masterpage where you make sure the fields have been filled in correctly.
/Jan
Thanks for the reply Jan.
I will add the script, but that is not the issue.
I could create a webservice to check the username and email against the database, but this seams like a method that is "outside" of Umbraco. i.e. I`m creating a asmx in VS2008 and uploading it to the Umbraco folder. I was wondering if there is any way of adding the service within the confines of Umbraco itself, without "extending" it?
Hi Elad
Oooh...well I guess you could just use the asp:Login controls since the membership provider is 100% based on the ASP.NET membershop provider.
/Jan
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