You could use the .rules('add')
method immediately after the new input element is created…
$("#btnAdd").click(function (e) {
var itemIndex = $("#container input.iHidden").length;
e.preventDefault();
var newItem = $("<span class="badge badge-success">" + itemIndex + "</span> <input id='Interests_" + itemIndex + "__Id' type="hidden" value="" class="iHidden" name="Interests[" + itemIndex + "].Id" /><input type="text" id='InvoiceNumber_" + itemIndex + "__InvoiceNumber' placeholder="Fatura Numarası" name="[" + itemIndex + "].InvoiceNumber"/> <input type="text" id='Interests_" + itemIndex + "__InterestText' placeholder="Fatura Tutarı(TL)" name="[" + itemIndex + "].Amount"/> <br /><br />");
$("#container").append(newItem);
// add the rules to your new item
$('Interests_' + itemIndex + '__Id').rules('add', {
// declare your rules here
required: true
});
});
Alternatively, for a simple rule like required
, you could just add the required="required"
attribute to the new element when you create it…
$("#btnAdd").click(function (e) {
var itemIndex = $("#container input.iHidden").length;
e.preventDefault();
var newItem = $("<span class="badge badge-success">" + itemIndex + "</span> <input id='Interests_" + itemIndex + "__Id' type="hidden" value="" class="iHidden" name="Interests[" + itemIndex + "].Id" /><input type="text" id='InvoiceNumber_" + itemIndex + "__InvoiceNumber' placeholder="Fatura Numarası" name="[" + itemIndex + "].InvoiceNumber"/> <input type="text" id='Interests_" + itemIndex + "__InterestText' placeholder="Fatura Tutarı(TL)" name="[" + itemIndex + "].Amount" required='required' /> <br /><br />");
$("#container").append(newItem);
});