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You can - the data gets POSTed to a URL of your choosing, signed with your secret key. But I don't like the interruption in flow that I have to force on the us
by andrewingram 16y ago
You can - the data gets POSTed to a URL of your choosing, signed with your secret key.
But I don't like the interruption in flow that I have to force on the user in order to present a second (nearly identical) registration form just because the validation on the first is rubbish - especially for a field as important as email address.
- mikeknoop 16y agoIn case you didn't catch it - Facebook just announced this (validation) functionality yesterday.