jquery-validate

问题 Here's the problem: The ecommerce system we uses generates a line item for each product purchased. It gives line item's quantity input the name attribute "qty0", "qty1", "qty2", and so on as the line items go down the page. I need to check these qtyX inputs for validity, but I don't know how to pass either the name attribute as a relative attribute of another attribute like a class, or pass a regex to the validate plugin to find all the quantity fields. Here's the validate code: var validator

问题 Normally all validation methods is connected to a field, radiobuttons, dropdowns etc. In my case I would like to do a general custom validation that depends on many fields in my form. I dont want one field of them to become highlighted like a normal "required", i would rather just show a message in the errorcontainer. Is there a simple way to do this I have overlooked? Update: i want to add a custom validation with jQuery.validator.addMethod(...) but not assign it to a single input, but

问题 could you take a look at this http://jsbin.com/osolo/ please? If you enter a letter in Min Age rather than a number then hit submit this validates using jquery validator using a regular expression in a custom validation method, this works but i'm now looking to make it a little more dynamic. In the custom validation method the line var data = $(element).metadata(); grabs meta data from the element being validated, what i would like to do is use the data.validateOptions.regex as the regex to

问题 I am using the jQuery validate plugin for doing form validation. it's just checking first field only. if first field validation is true then it's submitting form. it's not validating rest fields.. i am using bootstrap 3.0 <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function(){ $('#contact').validate({ rules: { firstname: { required: true, minlength: 5, }, useremail: { required: true, } } }); }) </script> <form action="" method="" id="contact"> <div class="form-group"> <label> Your Name

问题 This is an odd one. I have my setup like so.. <form id="main"> <input name="title" class="required"> <form id="searchIngredient"> <input name="search"> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Search"> <form> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Add New Recipe"> </form> Now I'm trying to validate just the input's in the #main form using the class="required" however with the second #serachIngredient form within the form, the validation does not work at all. Incase You Are Wondering : The

问题 This is an odd one. I have my setup like so.. <form id="main"> <input name="title" class="required"> <form id="searchIngredient"> <input name="search"> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Search"> <form> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Add New Recipe"> </form> Now I'm trying to validate just the input's in the #main form using the class="required" however with the second #serachIngredient form within the form, the validation does not work at all. Incase You Are Wondering : The

问题 I am facing the following problem. In the signup form it tries to remotly check, if a given username is already used. This works well and if a username is already in use, my adding an error class works fine. The problem is, that you can still submit the register form, even though the username is already in use. Shouldn't the remote validation block it? Here is my validation code. var validator = $('#register').validate({ rules: { registerUsername: { required: true, remote: { type: 'post', url

问题 I have only just started using MVC and jQuery validate so please bear with me. I also have no idea what the title of my question should be. 8( Overview I am using MVC 4 with jQuery validate. My form is being validated on the client side. I have a scenario where two very alike objects need to be on my form. This has been achieved by means of a ModelView which has two properties. The ModelView is linked to the View and everything works excepting the remote validation. I need to validate a field

问题 this is a simple question. I have a form that is being validated using jquery's .validate function. The problem is that validating only seems to work when I submit the form using: <input type='submit' /> However, I would like to use my own custom button using instead: <button type="submit">click to submit</button> .... or use something like... <a onclick="submitFunction ()">click to submit</a> These last two options however, do not trigger jquery's validate function. Is there a way around

问题 this is a simple question. I have a form that is being validated using jquery's .validate function. The problem is that validating only seems to work when I submit the form using: <input type='submit' /> However, I would like to use my own custom button using instead: <button type="submit">click to submit</button> .... or use something like... <a onclick="submitFunction ()">click to submit</a> These last two options however, do not trigger jquery's validate function. Is there a way around