Info:- jquery-1.3.2- jquery.validate-1.5.5- form with 1 dropdown select and 4 text inputsSetup:- all 4 text fields are not initially required.Issue:The first input element is a required dropdown select.If the user selects option 1, then text field 1 & 2 need to be
required.If the user selects option 2, then text field 3 & 4 need to berequired.How do code this?
I am trying to populate inputs on a form from a select drop down list (with date being pulled from a mysql database). This is to allow for any changes that need to be possibly made.
Is this even possible? I've tried doing some internet research, and the books I picked up from the library don't seem to go into this at all, so I'm not even sure that what I want to do is possible. The only thing I can really seem to think is that i need to use onChange. But outside of that, i'm lost.
What I'd like to do is to set the min/max value of a textbox based on what they selected via the <select> which has probably 30 different types...
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to set up a form that has a text field that is required to be blank - I'm dealing with form spam, and the bots are stuffing every text field with random crap. So, I have a text box that is required to be blank. But I can't get jquery.validate to understand both required and blank.the text input is has a name and id of live_check.I have added this method:
$.validator.addMethod("equalToParam", function(value, element, param) {return value == param;});
and then my rules look like this:
rules: {
first_name: "required",
last_name: "required",[code]...
But validate flags the empty text box as invalid (because it's required?)
I want to add a simple alternative to CAPTCHA on a form by adding a required text input - e.g.Type the word "jquery":How do I add a rule requiring a specific value?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a working example of jQuery validate working in the link below. The newsletter checkbox is required and working. However, the "colors" checkboxes are all named as an array ( ex: name="color[]" ), and so the problem lies in the validation code, where it uses the name of the element to require elements ( ex: newsletter: "required" ).
Code JavaScript:
<script>
$("#testform").validate({
[code].....
I would like to populate a third combo box with Week 1, Week 2, Week 3 etc up to Week 52 if a user clicks on the first combo box and selects Beacon Isle Resort for example.
If the user clicks on the first combo box and selects Ezulwini Sun however then I would like to populate the third combo box with Flexi Midweek, Flexi Weekend and Flexi Week etc.
I need to be able to populate either the Week 1, Week 2 etc or the Flexi Midweek, Flexi Weekend etc datasets into combo box 3 based on the resort chosen in the first combo box. I can predefine which resort will get which dataset but I just need to know the code to do this. code...
Ok so let's say I have this dropdown with a list of these items:
PALCO
TRIBUNA
ORO
And in a button on the page I want to send it one of those names, let's say I send it ORO, and through Javascript select that in the dropdown list. How is this done? Do I have to iterate through everything, and how?
How to validate input or select based on the class used?
For example: <input id="name" type="text" class="alphanumeric" value="">
Then for the validation:
if input class = "alphanumeric"
if !isAlphaNumeric(input.value)
alert(Enter valid value);input.focus
Before, I used onblur on the input to call the validator but it keeps prompting when I tried to out focus the input and I need to refresh the page.
I have 2 radio buttons:
[Code]...
Using jQuery Validate to do it's job of validating a form. Problem is I need to get at least one phone number recorded in the form - either a Telephone or Mobile (Cell).Is there any inbuilt way of setting up the rules to do this?I have seen the Milk demo for the validate plugin where there's something similar, but the 'name' attribute is the same, something that's not going to be the same for two different text inputs.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI need to count if a hidden input has a .com , a .net or a .org.I am thinking I need to use a filter.there are many inputs that may have these values. I need to find a way to just countthe input values that have these.how would I do this. Would I need to use the filter function in jquery?
View 1 Replies View RelatedIm using a jQuery script to show/hide a div based based on the selection made via a dropdown.
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.3.2.min.js"></script>
The problem im having is that the value used in the dropdown lists are price values eg 10.00
Consequently jQuery seems to interprit these as css notations, meaning the code doesnt work.
How can I validate that if the user enters a quantity in the field they also must select a reason code. How can I do this.
<form name="theForm" onsubmit="validate()">
<table>
<tr id='Child1'>
[code]...
I have this java script code in my php file wherein I used this as my validator..for the inputs in different fields in my textbox. How to create a validation that only accepts letters... in my first name and last name field. I also wanted to know how about accepting numbers only in my field.
Here's the code:
<script type='text/javascript'>
validation and submit handling
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#employee_form').validate({
submitHandler:function(form){
$(form).ajaxSubmit({
success:function(response){
tb_remove();
post_person_form_submit(response);
},
dataType:'json'
}); .....
I have structure like below (inputs are not direct childs for form1)[code]...
how to select all inputs that are "below" form1 (direct or no direct childs) ?
I have a bunch of input, select, and radio elements inside a div tag. All of them have a name, and all of them have an ID equal to the name except for the radio buttons.I wish to send this data to the server using jQuery $.post. I would rather not manually add each to the list of data to be posted. For instance:{data1:$('#data1').val(),data2:$('#data2').val(), etc...}Is there a why to somehow grab all of the name/value pairs and send them to the server? If the radio cause more difficultly, I can easily just manually add them.
View 4 Replies View Relatedi'm creating a form script that use javascript to validate and fill some inputs
form.php
HTML Code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="./javascript/validate.js"></script>
<form class="create" action="#" method="POST" name="form1" id="form1" onSubmit="return validate();">
<fieldset>
[code]....
now the inpName[0] works but i can't find out how i van do the same for inpName[1] and later inpName[2] inpName[3] inpName[4] inpName[5].
i can only find a wat by copy the full document.getElementById(inpName[0]).xxx but i loke a small clean that everyone understand.
I am so close to finishing this project and I stumbled upon this block...
<div class="line first">
<input type="text" value="0,00" class="nbr first">
<input type="text" value="" class="date">
<input type="text" value="" class="date2">
[Code]...
I have here two inputs with class nbr. The initial values are set, and those values change programmatically over time. My list of inputs is a lot longer than this but I simplified. You can see the work in progress on [URL]. Just insert two random dates in page1 with the datepicker and the navigation will appear. At the end of a series of calculation I need to grab all inputs with positive numbers, and all inputs with negative numbers.I was thinking of selecting all fields with nbr class first, then use .filter() with a function
edit: nevermind, I found it.
$('input.nbr.first').filter( function(){
if($(this).val().indexOf( "-" ) !== -1) {return true} else {return false}
} )
I am creating table with input fields. I dynamically add new rows to the table with the following code:
Now I would like also to add autocompleter on newly created input. I do not know how to select newly created input with jQuery. I know how to do that with javascript:
So I would like to be able to do the same with jQuery so I can add autocompleter on newly added input field articles[].
I add autocompleter to all fields at the begging with the following code:
Basically, i have a CSS/jQuery keyboard from NETTUTS; however my problem is trying to select multiple inputs. Everything works as it should, however i want to select the input, store it in hidden field (which input is current), then when i start to type, it can enter the characters into that input field (that is selected). Currently, it just allows me to enter inputs into a single textarea. I want to onfocus, set as "Focusedfield", and when i type it goes into that field.
Here is my JS code to select/store the "focusedField". Triggered by onFocus. to make the textArea i select, be the one i type into.
Code:
Here is the jQuery
The issue is with this first $write variable. I cannot for the life of me, get it to detect the dynamic variable. When i hardcode the inputs name, it works, but when i try something dynamic - it doesn't. Line 2 of that function is where my issue is (i believe).
Code:
I've tried to replace
Code:
With
Code:
And
Code:
As well as plain old JS var "current_form".
I think its just 1 or 2 lines where this issue is.
i have some problem with the validation-plugin from bassistance. I placed a jsfiddle for better understanding:After clicking "Speichern", the form validates and if a field is not valid a letter (red) ist shown after the inputfield. I want to trigger an event by clicking this errorlabel but without any success. If you click the labels before the inputfields the alertbox pops up. The short errormessage ("P" for example) is a label too
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a php function that list all of the countries from my database as a select option, then based on what the user selects for their country im using jquery to make an ajax call and get all of the states/regions for that country. This part works fine. I'm running into an issues, as when a user login's in to edit their profile, how would I make the select change based on what is in the databse.
[Code]....
According to [URL] intended way for jQuery to change dynamically the selected option of a dropdown select control isassigningthe desired text instead of the value. I found this way veryinconvenient (data structures usually deal with value codes, not value descriptions) and it seems to work only sometimes.
Trying different options I came out with this approach that seems to do the job so
far:
function setSelect(pID,pSelectedValue)
{
$('#'+pID + ' option:selected').removeAttr('selected');
[Code]....
I apologize for posting again - Joern, the developer who built this plugin made a suggestion but I never heard back on a follow up question. I am using validate on a fairly big project. The problem I'm running into is that our e-commerce environment is writing a fairly cumbersome value into each input's name field. It's basically pointing to the form handler. This itself makes it difficult to build rules because the name attribute can be 100 characters long. It's also possible that the path to the form handler will change which is troublesome.
The ideal solution is to have set the validation rules and messaging on the id of the input. Joern indicated that this would be possible, but I need some help going about it.
So I have a dropdown box and when a certain option is pressed will show other fields... if not they stay hidden. However, I also need it to check a radio button that should remain showing.
Right now I have
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".dnuHide").hide();
$(".dnuHide input").attr("disabled","disabled");
// If option Other is selected for institution type, show text field for Other
$("#region").change(function() {
var val = $(this).val();
$(".dnuHide input").attr("disabled",(val=="DNU")?"":"disabled");
(val=="DNU")?$(".dnuHide").show():$(".dnuHide").hide()
});
});
</script>
How would I modify that so I can also have ()Option 1 (*)Option 2 (already checked) change to (*)Option 1 ()Option 2