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Hi @sandrarum - I had a scenario where I needed to offer the ability save a partially complete form as well as using the normal submission process to validate and save the data. As @justin-schroeder has said on several other issues the second of these scenarios is automatically handled within FormKit itself - so you don't need to call validate() so the standard built-in mechanism was fine. My custom save button however walks the errors collection to remove any 'required' rules so I can save validated but partially completed forms: I defined this in the form schema itself to call the above: So could this custom button approach + the built-in mechanism or another custom button/handler enable you to do what you need? (note that in my example I had a custom error summary display for the 'showErrors' as well) |
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I have a problem. For my current project with "@formkit/nuxt": "1.6.5", I need a FormKit form with 2 buttons that both validate the data, but then do different things with it. I tried setting both as submit buttons, but then in the submit handler I don't get any information about which one I pressed. I also tried triggering the validation manually, but it doesn't find the validate() method.
Is there a way to solve this problem?
My Code Example:
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