This isn't built into MR (that I know of) but I've been using the
jQuery Validation plugin lately. It's super simple, you just add
classes to the elements you want to validate.
i.e. <input type="text" class="required email"/>
I know that is a little against the whole DRY principal but it works
well.
On Oct 29, 2:16 pm, jsmorris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In my new view, I have
>
> <?brail
> items = FormHelper.CreateCheckboxList("project.strategies",
> strategies, { @value: 'Id', @text: 'Name' })
> for item in items:
> output items.Item()
> output item.Name
> ?>
>
> to create a list of checkboxes.
>
> I want to enforce that the user has to select at least one of the
> checkboxes from the list.
>
> I saw in the FormHelper javascript, there is validation for validate-
> one-required, so I tried to add that as a class on each checkbox, but
> as you tab through the checkboxes, I get the validation error message
> repeated under my list of checkboxes, like so.
>
> Please select one of the above options.
> Please select one of the above options.
> Please select one of the above options.
> Please select one of the above options.
>
> I also have my Project model with marked with
> ValidateCollectionNotEmpty.
>
> What is the best way to get client side validation so that at least
> one checkbox in the list is selected?
>
> Thanks,
> Jason
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