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I have a validator that returns a JSON to a . js that reads this JSON and displays the error messages or releases Submit. However, sometimes the browser opens JSON itself instead of showing the error messages. Someone has seen something similar?
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Apparently it is the correct behavior, only you must access this route by AJAX and not by GET in the browser.
– fernandosavio
If your server responds with a JSON and the browser is opening the URL, it is natural that it displays JSON. I don’t understand what the problem is there.
– Woss
Anderson, the correct thing would be for javascript to read this JSON and add the error messages to the HTML. However, this occurs sometimes, sometimes not.
– Willian Scaquett