This will be a simple question for many of you, but I spent only a few hours debugging the problem, which was solved simply by using the jquery plugin file "jquery.validate.min.js" instead of "jquery.validate.js".
It was literally the only difference (it was an "uncaught exception: syntax error, unrecognized expression: [@for ...."), but it is not. I'm curious now, at the risk of sounding like noob, what is the difference between the two files? For future plugins, should I always use a file that has the word "min" in it? Thanks in advance!
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