I may be misunderstanding something, but what does this do that
$.validator.addMethod[1] doesn't?
[1]
http://jquery.bassistance.de/api-browser/plugins.html#jQueryvalidatoraddMethodStringFunctionString
On 4/19/07, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jörn,
>Sorry, my example was a bit misleading. So far you can't pass a function
>as a rule, only as a value to required.
>supported: field: { required: function() {} }
>not supported: field: function() {}
>
>By adding support for the latter, you could do almost everything, but
>I'm not yet sure how it should actually work.
Well, my idea was that you could define a key in the rules object that is
a
function.
Then you could do something like:
var result =
(typeof rule.value == "function" ) ?
rule.value(
jQuery.trim(element.value), element,
rule.parameters
)
:
jQuery.validator.methods[rule.method](
jQuery.trim(element.value), element,
rule.parameters
)
;
I think if you made this change, then you could do:
rules = {
field2: {
email: true,
myRule: function(){
true
}
}
},
message = {
field2: {
myRule: "Hey, I always fail!"
}
}
I didn't dig too deeply in the code, so I may have it wrong, but I think
you
can see what I was getting at.
-Dan
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