Currently we have two forms on a single page. This is our jQuery
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I've spent quite awhile reading documentation, how-to's etc, but I can' figure out how I can modify our jQuery so that we don't have a validate routine for each form. This is not a big deal for two forms, but some of our pages have five and more forms, so the jQuery would start to get long.
Im trying to validate a form using javascript. If there are errors in the form javascript lists them in a div tag on the top of the page. the problem is that whenever i click the submit for the first time everything is working but after i get the errors if im clicking submit again, it's submitting the form regardless of the errors...
Attached is the code
How can i validate x inputs with name array like init_date[] with this plugin [URL]
$('#form').validate({
rules: {
year:{required:true,number:true},
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I am trying to make form in dreamweaver with several text boxes. If the person doesn't fill out one or more of the boxes, I want an error message to come up which lists which boxes weren't filled out. If they ARE filled correctly, I want the page to redirect to a thanks page.This isn't online, and I'm new to coding. But its going ok, I just can't get the form to validate AND redirect if return true (or something???). I don't know how to do that. I've tried googling it, searching youtube tutes, and reading a few javascript books, but no joy.[code]
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I have this working code:
$(document).ready(function() {
As you can see its numbers counting up to 31 in both IDs (its a calendar). Any way to put this in less lines?
I know almost nothing about javascript... I am a designer. That being said, I need to code a zip code search form. There will be 2 or 3 different pages a user could get to depending on which zip code they enter. This is what I "borrowed" so far...
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I am currently trying to validate a form before sending it with the jQuery Form Plugin.I can get them working but it is always one or the other, I can't get them both working.
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Has anyone now how to simplify the following expression by avoiding
using attr("id")
alert($("#"+$(obj).attr("id")+"~p:last").attr("id"));
I need this because not every image could have an id.
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function ExpandCollapseOnLeftPanel(obj) {
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i want to validate a form with jQuery..
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when I generate a new <form></form>, I do not succes to validatte it. here is a light example wich reproduce my problem.
<html dir="ltr" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="fr-FR"><head profile="http://gmpg.org/xfn/11">
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="js/jquery-1.4.4.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
$(document).ready(function() {
jQuery("form").submit(function() {
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I have created a large form with jQuery that only shows up when a link is clicked (sort of works like a lightbox). Without the jQuery validation (which I made because the plugin never worked) the form submits fine. The same set of validation scripts works fine on a form that is placed directly into the HTML (not created by a script). I have found that I have to put the Close Button script inside of the function that creates the form, otherwise it wouldn't work.My question is, where do I put my validation script for it to work. I have tried to put it inside of the "create form" script with the Close Button AND outside of it. There are plenty of ways around this, I know, but I want this to work for my own learning purposes.[code]...
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View 8 Replies View RelatedOk, this is my last resort, as I've been working on this for a while and am completely stumped. I'm probably just doing something stupid that I haven't noticed, Essentially my problem is this: on this website I'm developing, users can submit photos for a monthly contest. I'm using the Lightbox plugin with prototype and script.aculo.us to display winners from the past few months, and the Validate and Form plugins for jQuery to display a form where users upload their pictures. Thus, I have this in the head of my document:
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I'd like to validate a form only if a value is a number between two values.For example value foo must be more than 24 and less than 29. I know this:
Code :
rules: {
foo: { required:true, number:true, equal:25}
}
But how can I test that : 24 < foo < 29 ?
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I have the following code:
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I have the form:
<form>
<div id="portion1">
... some inputs ...
</div>
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By default, only #portion1 is visible. If inputs inside it are all valid, #portion2 will be visible and #portion1 will be hidden, and so
on. The problem is that jQuery Validate will only validate the whole form, so something like $('#portion1').validate().form() won't work.
I am creating a form that requires validation feedback in several languages. Is there an easy way to set this maybe with a variable or something?The form used for the different languages is always the same, everything is loaded in the correct language with a variable $lng. I just don't know how to do this for the validate plugin.What i could think of was maybe an include with a test if $lng == X and then include the correct javascript containing the rules and different messages for the different languages?
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Here's the initial contents of form.js:
(function ($) {
$(document).ready(function() {
// validate signup form on keyup and submit
var validator = $("#webform-client-form-53").validate({
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The error is an unexpected "(". This is the syntax shown in the documentation, so I don't see what’s wrong here. After some checking, I was able to determine that it's the 2nd "(" that in line 6 that is being flagged.
I use plugin validate [URL].. wonderful and powerful I'd like to validate a form only if a value is a number between two values. For example value foo must be more than 24 and less than 29 .
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I'm trying to validate a form with on submit if statement, unfortunately this code only pops up platenum label or motornum label depending on which is filled, but if both are not filled, it only shows one.
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I have a form built and on the onclick event I validate all of the
fields and then if the form is ok, on the submit event I run a
javascript function to set a cookie and download a file from the
current window.
I have a cgi script provided by my web host to send the contents of the
form through email but they only show me how to use the cgi script to
send email through the submit event of the form.
ie. <form name="downloadform" method="post"
action="/cgi-bin/cgiemail/mailtemp.txt" onSubmit="return
Validate(this)">
Can I utilize the cgi script/link from my javascript function and still
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On my portfolio site, I use the .append() method quite a bit, but I'm running into a problem with Validation.
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But the validator is coming back saying that I can't use either the < > or p tags and my page won't validate. I've tried using the < and > alternative, but then the p tag isn't honored when appended to the #emptyDIV[URL]..
I am trying to find a particular tutorial on the web that I used to create a REALLY simple script that made use of jquery.form and jquery.validate.
The script would use the simple validate command to validate inline, then when submitted, a loading graphic would appear, call upon the php script referenced in the form action, process, then spit out a message on the same page without any refresh.
I have a few questions about modifying it..
Here's the script.. noting that Im also calling jquery.validate and jquery.form:
I would like to have the message that appears, to fade out after being displayed for 5 seconds. I don't know how or where to add the fadeout command in the function above.
I have a web page that has a few text boxes, and a dual list control. All of these data elements are for a particular entity. The form is for creating a new instance of this entity and saving it to the database. The dual list shows available people to use, and the user can move options from the available list to the selected list. All of this works perfectly when posted. There is a button at the bottom of the page to post the form.
To make things easy, I also want to include a hidden "form" that lets the user add a new person to the dual list without leaving the page. They click an "Add New" link which shows a previously hidden div. In the div are two text boxes: "emailName" and "emailAddress", and a button to click called "Add".
When the user clicks the "Add" button I need to validate the emailName and emailAddress fields, and only those two fields. If they are valid then I will make my AJAX request and handle the return data by adding a new option to the dual list.
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