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This is a known issue with tools like 1password and LastPass. I'm not sure how to fix it. If you have any ideas, please hit me up on Twitter: @jc00ke.

• fistofjohnwayne 13y ago
  A lazy solution is to periodically check for changes to the field, independently of any events. Could also let the user behavior trigger a validation check.
  • jc00ke 13y ago
    I wonder if a focus/blur combo would trigger the needed event and the value would be set? I need to try it out.
    • fistofjohnwayne 13y ago
      If you're using the jQuery Rails validations I believe you'll have to set the input's "changed" data to true before it'll run the validations again. Something like $(".my-input").data("changed", true); If not, then good luck :D
• mildavw 13y ago
  I would skip the auto-validation and let the user hit the always-enabled "Confirm Donation of $xx" button to validate the form. Tried and true and catches the auto-fill cases.
  • jc00ke 13y ago
    Yeah, we'll consider that. Thanks Dave! ;-)