Its not clear to me how best to organise form submission whilst retaining the built in browser support for the html5 'required' attribute on the elements.
I have a form that submits via jQuery.post, uses deferreds, works well.
It is triggered by a Submit: can.Control({ ...}) listening for the click event on the form's submit button.
BUT ... this completely bypasses the 'required' element checking .... the browser does not 'know' that I'm submitting.
It's a simple matter to kind of step outside of the can.world and use a jQuery onsubmit and this would work perfectly.
What's the CAN.onical way to do it (:-)
Ron
PS anyone noticed that the latest main Firefox 21 runs like an absolute DOG on canjs stuff compared to earlier versions ? Takes ages to load your site (and my app) but Chrome snaps it together in a second or two.