jquery-validate

问题 I am assuming I need a regular expression here? I have a zip code field and the zip codes must be in the city limits of Chicago. Luckily all the zip codes begin with 606. So I need to poll the input to make sure that the zip code entered is 5 digits and begin with the numbers 606: My input is basic enough: <label for="dzip"><span class="red">♥ </span>Zip:</label> <input name="attributes[address_zip]" id="dzip" type="text" size="30" class="required zip-code" /> And then my script for city was

问题 I am using Jquery validation plugin , I have a big form with "Save","Submit" buttons. I have two sets of rules for two buttons. whenever user clicks save button only valid rulesOne set of rules (mandatory fields email, password). whenever user clicks save button only valid rulesTwo set of rules (all required fields). Any one suggest please, how to develop like this ? Set1 rules: var rulesOne = { email : "required" .......} Set2 rules: var rulesTwo = {city : "required" ..........} $("#form1")

问题 I'm having a problem with jQuery validation conditional rules. I specify a conditional rule for an element as such: var validatorSettings = $("form").data('validator').settings; validatorSettings.rules = $.extend({}, validatorSettings.rules, { TimeFrameAmount: { number: function() { return $("select[name='TimeFrameUnits']").val() === "true"; }, required: function() { return $("select[name='TimeFrameUnits']").val() === "true" } ; } }); Problem is when I submit the form, $("form").valid()

问题 I think I almost have Bootstrap validation working but it seems buggy or i'm missing something. When using an input-group how do I make the icon show up in the text field. The other problem is when it errors out and the user fixes it the x icon is still there instead of a checkbox. JSFiddle $('form').validate({ rules: { field1: { minlength: 3, maxlength: 15, required: true }, field2: { minlength: 3, maxlength: 15, required: true } }, highlight: function(element) { $(element).closest('.form

问题 I'm currently using jQuery Mobile and this validation framework. Everything was fine until I tried to create a jQM multiselect select menu. The elements render but it make the options unselectable. Has anyone else encountered this and found a solution? 回答1: Interestingly, the packed version of the jQuery Validate isn't compatible with jQM. The unpacked and minified versions seem to work fine, however. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8067275/jquery-validation-jquery-mobile-conflict

问题 Please someone help me, I really stuck on this for the whole day. I have a php form (multiple page) with different types of input(radio, checkbox, etc). what I need is : If user didn't fill required fields and pressed the continue button, he should receive an error message BESIDE or ABOVE that field. If he forgot to fill some fields, other input fields should not be cleared (since I don't want him/her to get bored of re-answering all those questions again) This is what I have tried so far

问题 A web site uses jQuery Validation which I'm new to. I like the way it works using rules and reusing them. I need to validate a field for money. It can be one of the following formats: $100,000 $2500000 $3503.00 40000000 40033.00 Can you please help me how to create this rule. 回答1: Assuming you're using the jQuery Validate plugin, you can simply use the currency rule/method as provided in the additional-methods.js file. $("#form").validate({ rules: { money: { currency: ['$', false] } } }); The

问题 I've implemented the excellent method to use Bootstrap 3's Popovers to show validation error messages, and for the most part it works well - except when it comes to hidden or replaced elements, like Select2 or CKEditor. The popover positions itself correctly on regular elements like input and normal selects, but not a select enhanced by Select 2. I've created a Fiddle that Sparky fixed so it actually works: http://jsfiddle.net/jemxtthb/4/ $("#noticeSentTo").select2(); var validator = $("

问题 I am trying to validate my form by printing out a message if the email is invalid, if the password does not meet minimum requirements or if the password and confirm password fields do not match. To verify the plugin is working correctly, I am only testing for the validity of the email. The validator seems to be working for a second before the form is submitted regardless of whether the form is valid or not and I can't seem to figure out why. Also, the 'email isn't valid' message isn't being

问题 I am trying to create a custom validation using IClientValidatable I have 2 fields PhoneNumber and Mobile. I want the user to either or both. Only 1 is required but at least one must be provided. I have managed to get to this so far public IEnumerable<ModelClientValidationRule> GetClientValidationRules(ModelMetadata metadata, ControllerContext context) { var rule = new ModelClientValidationRule { ErrorMessage = FormatErrorMessage(metadata.GetDisplayName()), ValidationType = "required", };