JQuery :: Validate Plugin: Message Being Displayed Even For Valid Elements?
Apr 2, 2011
I am calling a custom method to validate adate input element (this element is an array ). Upon validation, a message is displayed against each date input element, even if the others are valid. If one date element is invalid, all other valid date elements too show the message. How do I make sure that the error message is displayed only for the invalid element?
My formelement is defined as such:
<input name="order_date[ ]" size="10" type="text">
Here's the script:
<script type="text/javascript">
I have a section of a form containing elements that are not visible, currently just in a hidden div. Some of these elements have validation on them so when the form is submitted it fails on this validation.What I am after is a way to stop the validation firing for any hidden elements. I have tried setting them to 'display: none' and 'visibility: hidden' but this does not have any affect.
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 want to display a promotional message when the user clicks the submit button and before it goes to the server. The user must meet certain criteria in order to do this which is their postcode and I have written a regex for this -
/[TA]{2}[1-18|22|24]{2}/ I'm not sure how to incorporate this into my script. I have this so far.
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 have a huge form working fine, I have many hidden fields inside some DIVs, and as the user marks aCheck-box, the DIVsappearshowing the fields accordingly, but there are two DIVs with more than a hundred inputs(text), the problem is that when those fields are enabled the validation freezes the browser. I'm using jQuery1.4.2 and the latest Validate.
I'm wondering if there is a way to check if a form is valid withouttriggering UI feedback for invalid fields in the form? I tried boththe $('#myform').valid() and validator.form() methods, but they bothtrigger the UI.
the validator plugin for jquery is really cool, but i need the possibility to also mark a field as valid (not only disappear the invalid message), a simple "is valid" label would be sufficient..i tried to change the sources, but that seems rather complicated
I must be missing something, is there not an easy way to validate inline?
For example, I have a required text input that is given focus on page load, I would like for it to throw an error if the user moves to the next field w/o entering any data.
I have a form (form1) to register with the fields: user, email, password being validated normally.
Have a second form (Form2) to the user update the data registered in form1, and the fields user, email, password is already populated with data from the database, the email field I use the remote validation, and as the field already has been completed and read always says that this email already exists, how do I create a rule or method so that when the field is already filled it not do so validating and validate if it is filled with a new email. Email2 have a hidden field in order to do a test type.
I'm working under certain constraints wherein,at a certain point outside my direct control,validate is called with no arguments, but after that I want to set a custom validation function on a form field. I figure there's got to be a way to manipulate validate's internal data structure to add the function, but I don't have a clue as to how.
I'm working on a website where users can add films to a film directory through a form. One of the fields that can be filled in is a "Release date" field, where a correct release date can be filled in. The form uses dropdown boxes for selecting the date; this is much less confusing in terms of how to format the date than if one would just use a text input field. Here's a screen shot:[URL]..
I've been looking for a Javascript script that does three things:
1) Validate the entered date (i.e. no "31st of February" dates).
2) Check whether the date entered doesn't exceed today's date (so no release date in the future is allowed). This could be combined with PHP to find the today date.
3) If the "I don't know the release date" box is checked, simply skip the whole validation process (no need to validate something that won't be used).
I've been looking for Javascript code that does this, and I found a couple of scripts (like this one) [URL].. /date_validation.asp), but they all make use of text input fields where the user has to input it in a certain format (mm/dd/yyyy et cetera). This is not what I'm looking for, but having zero knowledge of Javascript I am completely unable to write my own code or adapt this code to what I want.
I already figured out the PHP that does all of the above, but I would also very much like to have some code that checks the date before the data is processed so that users who have made a mistake don't have to fill in the whole form a second time.
I'm using the most basic functionality of the Fancybox plugin. All renders fine in FF 3.5.9 & Chrome 4. Wouldn't you know it, IE 7 has a problem, it does not display the close box and doesn't honor the location of the title. You can see the problem here: [URL] Click the Players tab and then click any thumbnail.
Just wondering if anyone has ever managed to validate a form that is loaded in a lightbox? I've search everywhere, so it's either really hard and nobody knows or so simple that nobody thinks it's worth mentioning!
Overview
I have managed to create a form that is validated using a jquery script. Works fine, when loaded as a regular .html page.
Problem
However, when I load the form (from a clickable link) that displays it in a lightbox, all validation disappears! Although the form still displays and submits data.
Is there a special way to validate forms in a lightbox?
Or can anyone recommend a lightbox script/plugin that comes with data validation?
I'm currently usingMalsup's Cycle plugin. I am just wondering is it possible to have cycle plugin return the index number of the currently displayed slide? I want to change the content of the page when a specific slide is active. Don't know how to achieve that..
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.
Cycle plugin displays horizontally my vertical photos (photos taken with my camera in portrait position).The same photos are displayed vertically (the right way) by other imaging applications (e.g. Photoshop and Finder or Preview in OSX).The same photos are displayed horizontally (the wrong way) by Safari and Firefox (IE not tested). Cycle seems to rely upon browser poor orientation recognizion.how to make Cycle Plugin aware of the right photo orientation?
I try to create a calendar. It's done, it's works fin in Firefox, but it's not displayed in Internet Explorer.
Structure: createElement("div"); append.document.body createElement("table"); append. the div above createElement("tr"); append to table createElement("td"); append to tr
I try to debug this problem and I figure out that if I give a dimension to div (height and width) it will apear on the page. Any ideas?
I've written my own custom validation method using addMethod which works great. But what I'd like to do is change the error message depending on which part of the validation it fails on.
I've tried defining & using a var for the message but the message never changes, a very simple cut-down example:
var customError = ""; $.validator.addMethod("myvalidator", function(value, element) {
When I play the hangman game, the "You Lose" message is never displayed! You always win! There is no limit to incorrect guesses! The code below needs to be fixed somewhere, but I can't work out where.
<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif;font-size:12pt">Hello
i'd like to know if it's possible change de message while the page is block by "blockUI" jquery plugin. I've tried a lot of things, but none was good. One thing i've tried was using CSS selectors like:
$('blockUI blockMsg blockPage').innerHTML but it hasn't worked. <font size="2"><span style="font-family: verdana,helvetica,sans-serif;"></span></font><div>
