Hi,

Yes, I've tested few times but it seems like work fine for me. Is it only happening on the email address validation field?

Hi Arlex,

Really? I don't know how to explain this to you but the JS is kind of clunky, like I said, sometimes it disappear sometimes it stays even though I entered a right email address. Tested this in FF, Chrome, and Safari. If I may suggest, why not trigger the validation after @ is typed or no .com/org/net/etc has been typed instead of when a user starts to type on the email or password fields.

Yes, it's happening with the Email address field only.

Arlex, I created a video screen shot: http://screencast.com/t/MlGH57ZpJ2C

Thanks,

Jackson

Hello Jackson,

I am sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a public holiday for most us here. I noticed that in your video, you were using last pass. I am not really sure if that would be the cause because on your site, when I focus on the email or password field without typing anything, there's no validation occurring.

Hi Mark,

I also tried it in Chrome which don't have a LastPass plugin, the validation starts to run when a user actually starts typing. Is that how it was designed? There's nothing really wrong with the form Mark, it still let users register without a problem but I got reports from several users that they stop moving forward just because they're saying whatever email address they enter they get "The email your provided is not a valid email address". My answer to them is to ignore the message and just continue the registration.

Well I can choose to continue telling people to simply ignore it but it would be nice to not confuse people and will also make user feel confident that they are using a well built system.

Thanks,

Jackson

Hello Jackson,

Yep, that's correct. It was designed to validate as soon as the user types and there's actually a slight delay before the activation kicks in.