How to use jQuery Validation plugin with metadata and the jQuery Forms plugin (with some xVal as well)?

I'm not sure that I completely understand your problem, but it sounds like a chicken/egg situation with the form plugin and the validate plugin. I have a jquery validation plugin, imValidateForm, that does not require the form plugin as my plugin validates and submits the form (and can return a json object with an error or redirection url). You can read the documentation here.

2 @Les Green: There isn't a problem per se; I marked this as a Community Wiki so that others who are using the jQuery Validator plugin along with the jQuery Forms plugin and creating their own rules (as opposed to attributing HTML elements) have this available for them and don't run into the same pitfalls that I did when trying to figure it all out. XVal is a little bit of a red herring here, it's really the issue with setting rules in javascript in the jQuery Validation plugin, and the jQuery Forms plugin not working if you don't do it in the correct order (as documented, but hard to find). – casperOne?

Jan 7 '10 at 17:10.

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