FYI, I'm playing devil's advocate here a bit to see how far you can push this. I think javascript is a nice addition to client side validation of forms, but it

FYI, I'm playing devil's advocate here a bit to see how far you can push this. I think javascript is a nice addition to client side validation of forms, but it must not impact how they use the system. Having a piece of JS run and not allow me to submit a form is really terrible design, especially when the validation it is doing is running incorrectly.