I want the error messages to appear below the text boxes, not to the right. I have my own text after some of my text boxes and with the default settings the error appears between the text box and my text. Looks weird that way. I'd rather have the errors below each element. I tried with the below but didn't get anywhere. I want ALL errors below. Not sure what to do.
errorPlacement: function(error, element) {
error.appendTo( element.parent("td").next("td") );
},
I am using jquery validate plugin to validate my form. The form is modified bassistance form, which is a table with various <tr> and <td>. Default placement is error.appendTo( element.parent().next() );
But I want to append (or display) errors in a single td with id and name as "errorbox" located on the first row of my table. How to modify errorPlacement: function(error, element) { error.appendTo( element.parent().next() ); },
I have a form where I am using the jquery validation plugin. In that form, I have a date field that is using a jquery datepicker plugin so a small calendar gif immediately follows the date field. The date is required. The problem is when the field fails validation, the error message appears directly after the date input pushing the calendar gif to the right of the error message. I know there is an errorPlacement parameter that you can use, but isn't that for every field in the form? How can I get the error placement to go after the calendar gif just for the date field. Here is my test code. I am also using an AJAX form submission plugin. The name of my date field is startDate.
I've been banging my head against the wall for about a week now. Everything in the code below works as expected. How I can make the error appear in the last <td> in my table below? It currently appears in <td> 4 along with the first input, but I need it in <td>7.
I am using both the jQuery Validation plugin and the datePicker plugin. I would like to get the error message for this showing after the calendar icon for the datePicker plugin. I have tried this and cannot get it to work and so far not found a solution on any website I have checked.
jQuery Validation code $(document).ready(function() { $("#adminform").validate({ submitHandler: function(form) { SubmittingForm(); }, rules: { date: { required: true, date: true }}, errorPlacement: function(error, element) { if(element.type == 'input') { error.insertAfter(element.sibling(a)); } else { error.insertAfter(element); }}}); }); Trying the sibling thing was my last probably silly attempt at getting this working.
HTML output when the field fails validation <fieldset> <legend>Update Date</legend> <label for="date" class="admin">Date of Run: </label> <input type="text" class="date-pick dp-applied error" size="7" value="" name="date" id="date"> <label for="date" generated="true" class="error">This field is required.</label> <a title="Choose date" class="dp-choose-date" href="#">Choose date</a> </fieldset> As you can see the label for the error is placed inbetween the input field and <a> for the calendar image. How to get this label to show after the <a>.
I am using the jquery form validation plugin [URL] to get some simple validation done on my form. It's working perfect so far. When I set a particular form field to have the class "required" that makes it so that it can't be blank and when the user tries to submit the form, JQuery displays a "This field is required." text beside the field and focuses on it. The text generally appears right beside the input element. I was wondering whether it is possible to actually control where the error text appears? Say like I set an element div element which I want the error to appear. Is there a way to make it the error text appear in that div element?
Here is a suggestion for the documentation. It can be added to General_Guidelines. This is important because, for me at least, I had to figure it out on my own how to deal with radio buttons. A suggestion in the documentation would have saved me a chunk of time. [URL] Error Placement for Radio Buttons (and perhaps checkboxes). If the default placement of the error message doesn't work for your radio buttons, here is a suggestion.
First, here is my customized message, in jQuery("#frm").validate. Notice the <br> tag. messages: { x_gender: " Select One<br/>", },
Also in the validate function. // the errorPlacement has to take the table layout into account // "error" is the error message, as a jQuery object. The element is the first of the group of radio inputs. errorPlacement: function(error, element) { if ( element.is(":radio") ) { error.prependTo( element.parent() ); } else { // This is the default behavior of the script error.insertAfter( element ); }}
I propose this as the default method for radio buttons. And perhaps checkboxes. This way, in my form html at least, the error message appears on a line just above the first radio button. Otherwise, it appeared immediately to the right of the button, between the button and the label.
This code was working originally. Then I had made some modifications and things weren't going right so I went back to how it was originally, and now it's not working!What this does is add a file text box when you click a button & then remove it when you click on its link. I get an error though when I click the Remove link saying that its argument is invalid. I don't understand why since its the exact same line of code the Add button has except assigned to a new variable.
This is the line that's coming up with the error: var d = document.getElementById('addToDiv'); in the removeAdditionalFile function. The error message says 'Invalid Argument'.
Here's the javascript:
function addFileTextbox() { var a = document.getElementById('addToDiv'); var b = document.getElementById('theValue');
Have a jsp page that contains a button (<input type="submit" name="doThis" onClick="someFunction(field, arg2)"/>, when clicked it passes to params to a function that looks like this:
function somefunction(field, arg2) { for (i = 0; i < field.length; i++) { if (field[i].checked) {
[code]....
How can I change this so that the alert message is shown in the browser (no pop-up) using jquery?
Simple routine to fadeOut a <div>, change the src in the <img> tag and text in the header, and then fadeIn the <div>. Works fine in Firefox, receive this error in IE8. New to Jquery, not sure where to look for a solution.
Message: Unexpected call to method or property access. Line: 16 Char: 66797 Code: 0 URI: ........ $(document).ready(function () { // EXPANDED IMAGE DISPLAY // $(".imagePanel").mouseover( function () { var playerName = $(this).attr("player"); var image = "/Images2010/teamPhotos/" + $(this).attr("team") + "_Expand.gif"; $("#expandedPanel").fadeOut('fast', function () { $("#epHeader").text(playerName); $("#epImage").html('<img id="#epImage" src="' + image + '">'); }); $("#expandedPanel").fadeIn(); }); $(".imagePanel").mouseout( function () { $("#expandedPanel").fadeOut()}); });
I am using the validation plugin, and I would like to cause the error message of one of the validation rules to appear immediately when the page loads, before any actual validation takes place. Can this be accomplished in some way, perhaps using javascript? Below is an example form, I would like the "Field is required" message to appear normally next to the input, as soon as the page loads. When the user edits the content of the input, the message should remain or disappear depending on the validation rule, as normal.
the validation works, but the error message appears between the label and the input i would like it to appear beside/after the input, how can i accomplish this?
I've been trying to figure out how to echo back error messages from a PHP edit page, for example. Say if I am editing a grid and sending that info with json to a php page to update a database, if there is a validation or other problem, how do I echo that back on the page with the jquery? Do I put that in a div container too for best practice?
just started using jQuery Validate, and am not very familiar with jQuery at all (it's on my todo list). Either way, I picked up the validate form and like it, aside from the fact that I HATE that it imposes a label onto you.In my case, where it says "Enter your name", for example, I'd like that to get replaced with "Required field" when someone doesn't input it. I've dug through the code but between a language I don't know (using lots of methods I don't know of), and other people's code, I just can't wrap my brain around where to edit so that the error message is appended (well, deletes that div then appends the message) to a specific div instead of creating a brandy-new label.
I am using jquery.validate.js file to validate an input form, It works fine, my problem is the error messages are not get cleared while clicking the reset button in the form.
I am using JQuery Validate Plugin and it working perfectly but the problem is for error place when error message come it make my form display look bad due to error.
I will explain you howThis is my screen when the page is load
Now when I press the Add New Company Button
You can see that look is getting bad. What is the solution for this. how can I stop this.
I got some code which works fine in FF and Chrome but not in IE.
I get following error message: "Object doesen´t support this property or method."
Here are parts of the code:
Request:
In the Function Line 20 the error starts. But it seems that the code is still executed. If I comment this line out - no error message appears but the code doesen´t work anymore.
how to get my form to give an error message if the telephone or email is not filled in. I only need one of them to be filled in, i.e. it's a contact form, I need to be able to respond somehow. I can make it do an error for each individually, but not either or. I was trying to use an OR statement. || but I couldn't make it work
I tried assigning 2 error classes to an error message (as a span), but when the empty field was fixed, the error message wouldn't disappear.
$ ( "#testForm" ) .
[Code]....
With 1 error class it works fine, but adding a second one makes it fail. Here are some links, just hit the submit button a few times on each one to see what I mean
i tried coding a different login page but it didnt work and it was very messy so i am making another one the problem is when the incorrect user or password is inserted it is supposed to display an error message saying "wrong username and password" when instead it just gives me a blank page any ideas on why my error message wont show?? my code is
just to start off i know my way around php and sql but not js and that is why i have posted here. I paid for a side bar to be made for me in js. Everything was working fine but a few days ago i got a error message saying" An error occured while requesting the data.Status Msg: Not Found " And the side bar has stopped working The function php page is pretty big so will attach it to this post. I would upload the js file it self but says im not allowed to upload so put it in a text file and upload.
