Steve Greatrex

It could work, but I would have thought you could do what you want by using the [`validationMessage`](https://github.com/Knockout-Contrib/Knockout-Validation/wiki/Validation-Bindings) binding. I'm not sure there is necessarily the need to integrate this...

Hi @volpav, I like the general idea of this functionality and I think it would form a good basis for however we choose to progress the group functionality in the...

I've always disliked the method name 'group' as well. What about creating a `ko.validation.validate(target, options)` method that returns an array of detail objects as described by @volpav above that we...

I was thinking that the detail object in the array would be the extension point in the future. The current implementation of `showAllMessages`, `getDetails` and `errors` could all be implemented...

I do like the sound of that - particularly the suggestions around async validations. Returning a promise from `validate` makes a lot of sense. I'll try to find some time...

You can display an error message wherever you like using the `validationMessage` binding (described [here](https://github.com/Knockout-Contrib/Knockout-Validation/wiki/Validation-Bindings)) You'll need to sort out the popup yourself though!

You would be able to do this using the [`attr` binding](http://knockoutjs.com/documentation/attr-binding.html) built in to knockout itself. Personally I'm not sure the functionality should fall within the scope of Knockout-Validation though;...

@destrofer not sure if this helps you but I managed to work around this by switching to... ``` javascript $('#color_filter').on('change.spectrum move.spectrum', function() { //... }); ``` The `move` event catches...

You can use the below to get the current value from the [spectrum `get` method](http://bgrins.github.io/spectrum/#methods-get): ``` javascript $('#color_filter').spectrum('get') ``` The reason for the code snippets being highlighted is that I...

To be honest I've only ever used it with knockout so have only needed to populate the `ko` object. Which elements are you trying to use without knockout? `ko.command`?