JQuery :: Error Placement After Calendar Icon For DatePicker
Jul 18, 2010
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 multiple instances of the jquery datepicker on my form. Due to my CSS i could not use the icon trigger built-into jquery, it caused the icon to be displayed below the input field and i wanted it to be displayed next to the text. Below is the code for one of my input fields.
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I have multiple date fields i want to use the datepicker with. The issues i am having are; 1. when i click on the icon to display the datepicker, the picker is displayed, but it displays on the wrong icon. No matter what icon i click on it always gets displayed on only one and it is always the same one. Each field has its own unique name and id the only thing that each field shares is a class. I can't seem to figure out how to fix this. My other issue is that when i click on the icon the page scrolls to the top, so if i am clicking on a picker icon at the bottom of the screen it scrolls the screen to the top.
I would absolutely love to have the datepicker icon BEFORE the input field. Is there any simple way of doing this? (Or even not so simple... am prepared to have a go at tweaking the code in the .js file if only I knew where to start looking
I have called a calendar icon file from a script on the form - this works except IE, where I get the "x" for image. I prefer to call it from the widget defaults. I have downloaded the themeroller version, including datepicker. The defaults regarding button image that came with the download are:
buttonText:"",buttonImage:"",buttonImageOnly:false, I wish to change it to: buttonText:"calendar",buttonImage:"",buttonImageOnly:true,
Note the missing button image from the icons png that comes with the download. I can see that other widgets use those and that there is a calendar icon, but how do I go about calling that supplied icon calendar onto the page by using "buttonimage:"" "? I suspect there may be more to it...but cannot follow it through.
I have 2 datepickers, 1 that has the day in and the other the day out. Id like to be able to disable the day out datepicker icon(hide it) until you put in the day in date. Here's my code. You'll notice the onSelect:datepickerhandle...this makes a call to that function which only allows the day out date to be within 30 days of the day in.Ill add this script at the bottom to.
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 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.
I have successfully implemented the Datepicker plugin but am having very difficult problems with the image alignment of the calender icon.
The icon seems to have no padding/margin/spacing between the input box and the image, and is also not aligned correctly.
I have viewed the documentation but can see no reference on how formatting is achieved.. I looked at jquery-ui css (redmond) and can see no reference to how this is aligned.
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I have some text links at the top-right of my page, and if the window is small enough, the datepicker calendar goes underneath these text links.
Is there a way to have the popup calendar ALWAYS on top of every element on the page? If not, is there a way to have the datepicker popup calendar ALWAYS appear below the textbox?
I've created a form using datepicker to choose the birthdate, now I'm trying to control what's in my inputs, but I have issues when it comes to the input of my datepicker
When I have focus on my input I diplay a message to guide the user, when the event blur happens I check if the input contains a valide date and display an alert when it's wrong, but the blur is launched even when the user clicks on the calendar of datepicker, so the alert message is displayed which isn't supposed to happen
I'm looking for a way to wait for the user to select a date before executing the blur, or at the blur event check if the calendar is open or closed before doing any control
Im currently working on a project that requires me to use jquery that i have never learnt before. I have downloaded the library online. How can i change the datepicker calendar to able to select multiple date at one time?
how do I change my html/javascript so that if I drag and drop a link from a webpage to the desktop in such a way that the name of the shortcut created is not the URL of the link but the link itself?
e.g. if the link is
<a href="http://www.microsoft.com"> MS </a>
then the name of the desktop icon should be 'MS' and not http://www.microsoft.com
I am using a javascript datepicker for a form field, and I had not noticed this before someone brought it up. I dont remember where I got the script but I am wondering if this error can be fixed. I had a look though the code but I do not program javascript, so nothing sticks out to me.
The problem comes when there is already a date in the field. Let me start by saying we format our dates as dd/mm/yyyy.
When a user clicks the field and opens the calendar it automatically goes to the date that is in the field (if there is one). Everything works fine, but when there its a number in the dd/ position that is under 12, the calendar uses it as the month. If the number is over 12, it uses the /mm/ as the month, which is correct.
So today for example, if the date in the field is 08/10/2010, and a user clicks the field to open the calendar, the calendar goes to August 2010... If the date is 15/10/2010 it will go to October which is correct.code...
When dialog pops up and when I want to select date from datepicker but clicking on input datepicker is under dialog. What option make it to be on top ?
I am trying to fix permission denied error on a popup calendar in my page. Infact this functionality works with Netscap + PKI Certificate but this functionality not works with IE + PKI certificate. Without PKI certificate it is works fine with IE. With PKI certificate when I click on calander image i get "Permission Denied" error but it display the calander after when I select the date it change the data in the data field but calander do not close and throw another error "top.newWin is null or not an object".
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So is it bad to have 10 <script> tags on each page? Is there a magic number I should never surpass? Is it a good idea to put lots of (unrelated) functions into a single .js?
And is it bad to have scripts executing at the end of the page rather than $(document).ready ?
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I have recently decided to re-approach a function in the code I have been working on based on the recommendations of a few of you helpful folks. The current function takes data accumulated from form calculatiions, formats it for display then opens a fresh window and writes that data into the document using the document.write() method. This presented me with a bit of a problem when it came to saving the document, particularly in Internet Explorer. When I brought that problem up here on the boards, it was suggested that I go from document.write() to innerHTML and rather than open a blank document, I should open a document that at least has the basic coding set up, such as DOCTYPE, HEAD and BODY tags.
This is all fine and dandy and I understand the basic concepts of how it is supposed to work, but in working through the logic of the process, I discovered that my weakness in understanding how to implement the innerHTML method is holding me back a bit. So now I come seeking advice once more, however, before I go any further with this, let me explain how the document is meant to be displayed.
The data is sent to the document in two basic stages. The first of those stages is a visual or "graphical" representation of the data and consists of a foundation image (in this case, a polar chart) with secondary images (stellar bodies and/or stars) placed on top of it to represent the data in a positional format (basicly stars positioned by Right Accension and Declination Angle).
The second stage of the data transfer (which, at this point, I don't see any problem coding since it is pretty straight forward) is a text rendering of the processed information in a tabular format. For the most part, I intend to keep it in tabular format and simply send it to a specific DIV element.
My difficulties are coming from the first stage of the process. My first thought was to load the foundation image from the popup itself rather than using the function to insert it in the document and then send the positioning data to the document as a series of DIV elements in much the same fashion as I was doing before. These DIV elements, or so I assume, when sent to the document, would have to be placed in the body of the document in general. Therefore, I would assume that the body would have to have a name/id attribute that innerHTML could access. My question here is, where exactly does that data go when it is sent. Assuming the basic document has the following appearance; Code:
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