when using JQuery, HTML, PHP is mandatory to make your web pages validate even when JQuery, HTML and PHP can sometimes cause havoc as well as being backwards compatible,
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Yes, you should always validate data on the server. jQuery is client-side and can be manipulated.
Inkspeak
2010-06-08 16:49:34
Wow. I was about to ask where you're from that you could understand the question, but turns out we're from the same area! ;o)
patrick dw
2010-06-08 17:00:30
@patrick, For some particular reason this question made sense. Of course I had to read it three or four times.
Inkspeak
2010-06-08 17:09:26
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I'm guessing you mean
When using JQuery in HTML pages genrated with PHP, is it mandatory to make your web pages validate?
in which case the answer is that it is not strictly mandatory, but usually a good idea.
If you are asking:
When using JQuery, is PHP mandatory to make your web pages validate?
Which is how I first read it, then no, PHP is not mandatory. You can do perfectly valid jQuery on static HTML files.
But please edit your question so that we can be sure what you mean.
rjmunro
2010-06-08 16:58:50