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That makes sense that DB updates are out of band, and thus the user should expect successful responses even if there is bad data in the form due to client-specific customization. Where I take issue is, that's not an excuse to exclude an error handler. The purpose of an error callback in Javascript...
Currently, the Forms 2.0 JS 'form' object has an attached `onSuccess` callback/handler, but no `onError` handler. Considering that the form submission is making an asynchronous request, it stands to reason that there should be a callback available to deal with error responses. Upon further investi...