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[victorjonsson]

Distribute translated error dialogs together with the plugin.

$.validate({
   lang : 'it'
});

Languages are referenced in accordance to ISO 639-1

[ReneMuetti]

Hello
I have charged the current code-master down. I then tried to involve the localization - without any success. The method 'onModulesLoaded' is not called ....
Version: 2.2.19

        <script type="text/javascript" src="../elemente/jquery-2.1.4.min.js"></script>
        <script type="text/javascript" src="../elemente/jquery.form-validator.min.js"></script

....

        $.validate({
            'form'     : '#nachricht',
            'lang'     : 'de',
            'modules'  : 'security',

            'onModulesLoaded': function(){
                alert('ok');
            },

            'onError'  : function(){
                alert('Fail');
            },
            'onSuccess': function(){
                alert('Ok');
            }
        });

All reports shall be made in English ...
The alert for 'onModulesLoaded' never fires ...

I do something wrong?

[victorjonsson]

Im not getting any errors when trying out your initiation code. It works as expected and alerts "ok" when the modules has loaded. What does your js-console say?

[victorjonsson]

Okey, now I see. When you use the downloaded source code you must put the module files in the same directory as jquery-form-validator.min.js. Normally you would put the entire directory form-validator in your application. Like:

<script type="text/javascript" src="../elemente/form-validator/jquery.form-validator.min.js"></script>

BTW, if you want english error dialogs you omit the lang property, or set it to en

[ReneMuetti]

Okay - this was the right note :)
if "modules" a module to be loaded, which does not exist fails to initialize completely. Since no log output is done, I can not understand the law. I now have the security.js filed with the directory and lo and behold - it works :)

Possibly an error in the log should be written if such a thing occurs.

[victorjonsson]

I agree.

But you could actually have detected it using the console. If you had looked at the network traffic you had seen that the request to security.js resulted in 404-response from the server.

[ReneMuetti]

I agree with that. But I still think this is an entry in the Console more visible. if possible, that would certainly be a good thing