As of jQuery Validate 1.11.1 (and perhaps even older), the accepted answer does not work. In addition, there is no easy answer to this question, and the solution requires adding a custom validation method to jQuery Validation. Actually, the easy answer may just be: Don’t call valid() manually if all you want to do is … Read more
Quote OP: “I have to select the datepicker twice. ie; 1 click to select and it inputs the data correctly. 2nd click to clear the error message.” That’s because validation is normally triggered on keyup and blur events. Since you’re using a date-picker to interact with the field, rather than the keyboard, you’re interfering with … Read more
it should be able to work just like that: rules : { myDropDown:{required:”#myCheckbox:checked”} }
I had the same problem. It seems that the unobtrusive validation scripts were not loaded (see screenshot at the end). I fixed it by adding at the end of _Layout.cshtml @Scripts.Render(“~/bundles/jqueryval”) The end result: @Scripts.Render(“~/bundles/jquery”) @Scripts.Render(“~/bundles/jqueryval”) @RenderSection(“scripts”, required: false) Except for my pretty standard CRUD views everything is Visual studio project template defaults. Loaded scripts … Read more
Quote Title: “one rule on blur only; the rest should be normal?” No, the various triggering events, like onfocusout, onkeyup, etc., are triggered on a “per field” basis. You cannot have one rule on a field, say min, triggered normally on all events, while another rule for the same field, say remote, is triggered only … Read more
Using the optional additional-methods.js file, there is a method called require_from_group that does exactly what you request. (You must use at least version 1.11.1 of the plugin in order to avoid a past bug.) rules: { mobile:{ require_from_group: [1, ‘.mygroup’] }, telephone:{ require_from_group: [1, ‘.mygroup’] } }, …. The 1 parameter is how many from … Read more
ASP.NET MVC 3 uses jquery unobtrusive validation to perform client side validation. So you could either write a custom RequiredIf validation attribute or use the one provided in Mvc Foolproof Validation and then: public class MyViewModel { [RequiredIf(“IsFlagSet”, true)] [Remote(“ValidateHosFin”, “EditEncounter”)] [MinLength(6)] public string HospitalFinNumber { get; set; } public bool IsFlagSet { get; set; … Read more
You have two problems: You aren’t selecting the form element properly. You’re looking for a form with id “voucherform” and your markup does not contain one. You probably want to change your selector to: $(“form[name=”voucherform”]”).validate({ … }); Brackets ([]) are not valid in JavaScript identifiers. This means that your script is not being parsed correctly. … Read more
Your ajax belongs inside the submitHandler callback function of the jQuery Validate plugin. As per docs, submitHandler, Callback, Default: default (native) form submit Callback for handling the actual submit when the form is valid. Gets the form as the only argument. Replaces the default submit. The right place to submit a form via Ajax after … Read more
Finally i found the answer to my question… I changed the value of ignore property which by default holds :hidden value. as CKEDITOR hides the textarea jQuery validation doesn’t validate the element: ignore: [] Just i changed the validation script as follows.. $(document).ready(function(){ $(“#f3”).validate( { ignore: [], debug: false, rules: { cktext:{ required: function() { … Read more