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@dasDaniel thank you for your solution 👍, following that direction, I updating the code a little bit, so that built-in validation rules can also be used. (please check out the...

Sorry for the late reply, I thought I already posted the sample code, here's a more complete version of code: ``` validators: { email(value) { let validator = Validator.value(value).required().email(); if...

@sabob @tsongas I think what you guys want are reasonable, and "a fourth interaction mode" sounds like a good idea. However I don't have time to work on new features...

You need to also `import {Validator} from 'simple-vue-validator'` in the file that uses it.

That might be because you don't have any `validators` defined.

@devistar thanks very much for your contribution! I would like to merge the UMD changes, but I afraid I cannot accept the codes that send AJAX request. Cuz there are...

Using undefined value is danger cuz Vue will not be able to track the change for that field. Even if the validator treats undefined as null (which is easy), the...

Empty string will never be converted to undefined. Like I said before: > Using undefined value is danger cuz Vue will not be able to track the change for that...

@stoked74 Thanks for your suggestion, I think this is a very good idea. I would like to implement this in future version, however it will not be very soon as...

Hi there, if `async $validate()` is invoked again before the previous one completes, there's no way to guarantee that the result of the previous `async $validate()` is correct. This is...